PS Vita Slim Green PCH 2000ZA13 PlayStation Review

I used to have a PSVita but it's the same now. The only notable difference is that the "O" is the confirm button in the menu, not the "X". But if you're using a touchscreen, it doesn't matter. In addition, there is a website that is entirely in Japanese and cannot be unbookmarked from your web browser. But who uses a web browser on a gaming console? At the beginning of the installation, you will be asked for your language and your time zone. So it is not difficult to successfully use English in

Arrived today. I'm definitely disappointed with the quality. Definitely not in "good" condition. The screen is so scratched it seems like it is covered in dust. The back is the same. The product label is absolutely disgusting and I can't understand why they are selling this as 'good'. I'd say it barely "scratches" the surface in "reasonable" condition. It's impossible to play a game without seeing a lot of scratches, and those aren't scratches to look at. Scratches are scratches not only on the

Nice amenities. The system is fantastic and an upgrade from my white OLED 1000 in every way. The screen is sharper and I can actually see detail in games that wasn't visible on the OLED models. The system is lighter but still has that weighty, premium Sony feel. I really like the ergonomics of the larger handrails and salvaged touchpad. The buttons have a much firmer (clicky) feel than the 1000, particularly the much-improved shoulder buttons. PSP games now look much better in color and…