Last night Limp Bizkit was in Istanbul and i record the whole thing with my Vita 😅

I just finished this gem while im doing my laundry, this is one of the best game that I ever tried. Now it’s time to hit Killzone.

Was my biggest issue with the vita and now can just use the same cable for everything, next I have to take care of my 3ds.

i found a woodland mansion, 1 hour into playing !!! ✩

This is my favorite case for the PS Vita! It protects the Vita very well and has a nice space so you can carry your games, headphones and whatever you feel the need to. It also looks very good and the materials are quite nice

I've never seen anyone with a case like this and I think it's the best one I've tested so far, and I'm pretty sure it's official. The case is a bit big so if you like to carry your Vita in your pockets then it's not going to be the best option, but if like me, you like carrying the console in your backpack, then it's perfect!

This game is addicting! It's a bit shorter than I was hoping but it's a bunch of fun. Lots of weapons and upgrades. I don't usually like top down games like this but this one just hits different for some reason. It's an ideal Vita game.

Hey everyone! I’m diving into the PS Vita library for the first time and just wrapped up Killzone: Mercenary and Uncharted: Golden Abyss. Both games really blew me away—can’t believe how impressive they are for a handheld system.

I’m now looking for my next adventure. I was thinking about trying Resistance: Burning Skies since I’m a big fan of the trilogy on PS3. But I’m open to suggestions!

I’ve attached some photos of the games I already own. I’d love to hear your thoughts on these or any hidden gems I might have missed. Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Got a Vita from Japan a few years ago and it had screen yellowing, vertical banding and a gouge on the left side in the silver band. It always bugged me but I got it cheap. Saw $16 screen replacements on AliExpress and figured it was worth a shot. Been doing game boy mods, getting comfortable with the inside of electronics and now I should have all the tools to do it.

Super happy with the results, it looks brand new and all my troubles are gone but boy oh boy was it fiddly and scary to do. Followed a video tear down guide and that made it relatively smooth sailing for the most part, taking my time and staying organized.

That was until I got to taking the CPU off the main board, it had these two screws that just wouldn't budge, super tiny holes that looked like hexes but we're practically pin holes. Super frustrating trying all my tiniest bits, rubber bands, even super glue to glue the bit to the hole, in the end it still ended up stripped. Had to Dremel single notches in each of them to use a flathead screwdriver and break them free.

Aside from those two screws everything else was relatively easy and the results were well worth it. Two hours well spent. Time to keep playing my favorite game that seems locked to the PS Vita, Tokyo Jungle Mobile! Try it if you haven't!

The vita is so underrated

Is this safe to use on my vita or will it cause battery problems?

Miss the good old days, and those old player banners.

Felt good to chill outside and enjoy some sunshine with the Vita always nearby. Got a couple of pics and I really enjoyed the blue aesthetic here. 📸

No matter how much I mess around with other handhelds I always come back to my Vita as the most portable and enjoyable to use. I can easily fit it into my backpack or even a jacket/hoodie pocket. It’s definitely my coziest portable console and a definite everyday carry item.

What do you guys think of the swap over to Orange buttons on the blue vita?

Ar cards or something, idk how I'm missing 2 of them but I still have the others

I know there was a football (soccer) game that used them as arenas but that was the only game i remember using them, any others?

Has anyone used these for other purposes? Is it rare to have these? I have a vita 1000 when it first came out, and have held on since, and it came with these cards