If you’ve been keeping up with PS Vita news, you have probably already heard that the device will no longer be restricted by regions. Although this is a big bonus, some slightly disappointing information has been released. Apparently, the PS Vita will not include support for any type of video out capability.
Unfortunately, this is not a rumor. Sony officially confirmed the information on their FAQ for PSVita, which can be checked out at their blog. Sony made a very clear response regarding the video-out features for the device.
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It would be counter productive to have such a feature.
Pretty disappointing. Would of been nice to play not only games, but all forms of media on other, probably larger, displays.
Idk this sounds hard to believe unless the PSVita that everyone was using on E3 are special units for showcasing... because they obviously had output cables hooked up to them.
Why does it need a 'video out' when you can pick up exactly where you left off on the PS3...did no one see the Ruin video from E3?
no 'do-it-yourself' competition to wiiu then
if you want to play your games on tv you will have to buy a ps3. crafty
this is where wiiu will excel.