I'm expecting you to say something like "I just fucked your mom last night". It's okay, man. Being butthurt is difficult to deal with, but you'll get over it soon.

Safari Mobile has the same feature, and it's just as easy to get to (in fact, it puts your entire session in "private" mode, not just a new tab).

Vita is at around 8 million units. That's not PSP level, but that's still decent, and only slightly less than the original Xbox or Gamecube in the same amount of time. WiiU has more games and a predecessor that sold over 100 million, but Nintendo just couldn't convert them.

And, that's why even the Vita has better sales than it does.

PSN wasn't great, but was free (and is now much improved). You didn't need to pay to use Netflix. PS+ was always an Opt-in subscription to get these deals, not something mandatory just to use half the system. Fun fact: There are more PS Vitas out there than there are WiiU's (and they're only a few months apart), and…

Okay, I guess maybe you got the point I would have made, but here it is again.

....why would you want to stop subscribing to PS+ when you get new games every month across 3 platforms?

Though, NDT is carrying Sagan's torch with Cosmos on Fox.

Sonic meets Ratchet & Clank.

Correct.

You may not be the only one, but you definitely seem to be in the minority. I don't think the XBO is ugly, just gargantuan. Especially when you consider that the power brick is thicker than the PS4.

But it's been shown to be extremely minimal when using Remote Play on a Vita over wifi. I imagine that hardwired PS4s and VTVs will see almost no lag.

PSP and PSOne games can move with PS+'s cloud save? I'm having an issue moving my FF7 data between two PS3s and a Vita (having to use the Vita as a middle-man, only because now it's wireless).

My roommate is looking for a way to play War of the Lion on the TV (and a dozen other PSP games we have). Also, the remote play feature looks to be handy... Two reasons right there that warrant purchase over a PS3 (for me, who has two PS3s, one Vita and one PS4).

I think the Remote Play passes controls to the VitaTV, so you would use the DS3 or DS4 connected to the VitaTV, not the PS4 (so take your DS4 with you, and just link it with your VitaTV when you initiate Remote Play).

Much Art

.... as a side note

I'll gladly take it off your hands. I really enjoyed using it to play Killzone 3 and Resistance 3.

TLOU worked pretty well with a DS4. There are a few issues, but I found them minor (and I hope Sony patches the PS3 for more universal support of the DS4):

Not a reviewer, but having a DS4 at home, I noticed the dead-zones were MUCH smaller when playing The Last of Us...