If you're serious about portable gaming, the Sony PlayStation Vita is a must-have device. Coupled with a gorgeous 5-inch OLED gameplay is superb, thanks to the dual analog sticks and very responsive face buttons. The handheld's touch-only UI is a breeze to manage but the use of proprietary memory cards is a blemish on an otherwise outstanding product.
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