The PS Vita is now a reality, at least in Japan. Sony officially launched its second portable console earlier today in its native country. Sony launched its first portable console, the PSP, back ...

Japanese gaming mag Famitsu recently held a survey asking readers what their most desirable console is for the year and the PS Vita ran away with a whopping 64% of the votes.

The system may be locked in a constant conflict with the bottom half of the Japanese hardware charts, but it turns out that local consumers want to love the PlayStation Vita after all.

PS Vita will be sold in a new 'Welcome Box' bundle in Japan, designed to give players an instant window into games available in the region. Attached games include Dragon's Dogma Quest, and a trial ...

Sony obviously hoped to maintain the home field advantage with the PS Vita, the new portable console that debuted at the end of 2011. The performance of Vita in Japan has been nothing short of ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Overseas, the PS Vita continues to struggle, but in Japan, things are looking better for Sony's handheld. A Hot-Fix Is On The Way For MindsEye's ...

This week, the biggest selling video game in Japan is for the PS Vita. While the handheld seems to be on its last legs in the west, here in Japan, it’s doing pretty well.

Again, it will only be available in Japan for now but the PS Vita TV at just 6cm by 10cm looks clever. It plugs into your telly to play Vita and PSP games and offers music and video streaming.

Launched in 2011, Sony's PlayStation Vita is no longer in production, so expect to only find pre-owned, refurbished or ...

Sony recently admitted that sales of PS Vita were at the ‘low end of expectations,’ so let’s just hope that those who are keen on investing in the system go ahead and drop their cash sharpish.

The PlayStation Vita has had a slow start, however things may be changing Japan. A survey conducted by Japanese magazine Famitsu shows that Japanese consumers are more interested in purchasing a ...

Japan is going ape for PS Vita, according to a reader's survey carried out by Japanese gaming rag Famitsu. Make of the below results what you will. 1. PS Vita - 64% 2, 3DS - 48% 3. Wii U - 34% 4 ...