Man, what I wouldn't give to be able to use the promote feature right now.

Interstate 76 and the sequel 82. It was Twisted Metal with car customization back before Twisted Metal did it and just all around had a better style.

It's pretty well regarded as a classic. The ones on this list are all pretty crummy.

If you by TexMex you mean feces in a taco shell, then yes, it's TexMex.

Glad I'm not the only one that prefers comfort over nostalgia

And you're about 95% less likely to get mugged for said handheld in Japan while commuting.

Stick with your PC. Unlike either handheld, you'll actually need the PC in college and it plays games too.

Didn't they also have a big controversy in Europe over the black and white PSPs? Strange marketing has always been a Sony staple.

Well put, and loving the car analogies... I assume you are a Jalopnik reader as well, no?

After reading the Kotaku review, a 180 degree opposite of this one, it claims the unit can multi-task fairly well, making me wonder what gives...

Well, if it wasn't meant to have focus on those things, why is Sony pushing them as part of some sort of total social and connected experience?

Not to insinuate anything, but how often do you walk around? All that crap in your pockets adds up, and I personally don't like having them full of "daily devices" before I've even left the house.

Agreed, a texting function would be a nice addition for that age range... not like they use the phone function anyway.

This attachment you speak of already exists and there are console worthy apps for the iPhone, however rare they may be. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to call the games on the Vita and those on the iPhone something they're not, because they aren't the same. But you said it yourself, how do you convince the…

Won't matter. Sony would still probably charge a small fortune for it (gotta pay for that tech somehow) and the other two would stay competitive by price point alone.

Bring forth the launch titles!!

blocking the best part...

exactly.

Well played sir.

And I occasionally play on a real stick, but old habits die hard. I still have access to the left shoulder buttons, and that's good enough for me.