The PlayStation TV lets you play Vita games (physical and digital alike) and PSP/PSone classics on your television, acts as a Remote Play hub for beaming your PlayStation 4 content around the home, streams movies and TV shows, and plays PS3 games from the cloud via the PlayStation Now service. That's a lot for a $100 device that fits in the palm of your hand, right?
Getting this as a companion for my ps4
"...but my network is solid and I wouldn't spend another dime on PlayStation Now for Wi-Fi play."
Interesting, has anyone else had this problem when playing over a Wi-Fi connection? I am surprised no one had this concern even though OnLive had similar issues when playing multiplayer.
Looking at that UI, I just have to wonder is Sony incapable of making an attractive UI to navigate through? I swear it's so bare bones and just plain unappealing.
Well that's a shame that IGN didn't have a good experience with it, I think we can chalk this one up to another early adopters beware as the Vita TV seems to need some time to grow and expand into something more.
I still have my 60GB ps3 (1tb) along with my ps4!
Win-win with no lag.
No Netflix, Hulu Plus support, and to top it off it doesn't do what it is intended right because of incompatibility with many top games. Whoever buys this now are really nothing but beta testers.
I'll stick with my Vita but nice try Sony.
Hows bright idea was it at Sony to not have this thing support 1080p and no netflix and hulu at launch? Jeez Sony...