
I’m a member of the Vita faithful. In my humble yet correct opinion, portable gaming hardware doesn't come better than Sony’s ill-fated second handheld.
Launched in 2011 in Japan and a year later in the U.S. and Europe, The Vita threw every hardware and software trick in the book into its luxurious piano black chassis. A 5-inch OLED panel? Check. Twin joysticks? Check. Front and rear cameras? Check. Headphone port and touchscreen? Check. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi? Check. It was small enough to be supremely portable but large enough to keep you engrossed in Uncharted, Need for Speed or - my personal favorite - Everybody’s Golf.