torok on 06 September 2014
| mysticwolf said: Now that you mention it, giving it/selling it to a family member would be a good idea. The main thing for the Vita is how cheap you can get it, if there are enough games you are interested in playing to justify a purchase, and if you will play it enough to justify a purchase. I got a used Vita maybe around half a year ago for about 100 dollars. It was like new with just a few scratches from being dropped but otherwise it was in great condition. It was a steal, and I've only bought one game... the rest are from PS+. Remote play is pretty crappy for PS3, very few games support it, but apparently all PS4 games support remote play, so that would be a pretty great feature. Since you have a PS4 you probably won't be using it much, so I would think it would be a good idea to sell it or give it away. |
On PS3 the developer had to do the remote play by itself and reserve RAM for it. On PS4, it's all done by the console. The only games that won't be compatible with remote play on PS4 are the ones that use the PS Camera (Move games, future Morpheus titles).
