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Unboxing The PlayStation Vita
I just now got my hands on the Japanese version of Sony's new handheld. In this video, we reveal the Vita's packaging, menus, front-end features, and play a couple games. So far, it seems like a well-made system with some impressive technology under the hood. The screen itself is big and beautiful. In addition to digging through some of the menus and features, I got to check out two Japanese games – Touch My Katamari and Army Corps of Hell (both of which are headed to the U.S.) – to give you an idea of what games will look like on Vita. While they aren't the most graphically impressive titles coming to the system, they look good nonetheless. Check out the video below for more; this is one sexy system.
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