Phoenix_Wiight on 20 September 2012
Except you need to buy two different consoles, both combined would be much more, very few games use the PS3/Vita connectivity, and there are no big titles that use it at all.
I think it's something Sony did to try to get more sales and to kill the Wii U momentum, and it's something that will barely sell systems.
You literally need two entire systems to use this one function. The Wii U doesn't.
