The PS Vita has
been considered by many a letdown, because it simply doesn’t have enough AAA titles and exclusives. It relies too heavily on ports and remakes, sadly and its only good thing are the inside games of the PSN. In comes the PlayStation Versa, a concept console created by Jose Tuzon, who sees the device as a Vita 3.0.
He also imagines a PS Vita 2.0 launched before this model, that will keep the public attached to the idea of portable gaming till the Versa comes out. The PS Versa could cost between $399 and $599 and it will come with a 6 to 6.4 inch screen with Full HD resolution, as well as L2/R2 and L3/R3 buttons. It will offer rumble and haptic feedback, screen vibrations and rely on 4 motors, quadrants under the screen.
Quad front facing speakers are in the mix as well and the designer sees this device as a controller replacement for the PS4 and PS5. It will have programmable LED notifications, a programmable light bar and 5 megapixel back and front cameras with flashes.
Wireless A/V in/out is included, an extra 2 GB of RAM from the PS4’s 8 GB of GDDR5 for future OS updates, plus 512 GB or 1 TB of storage.
Port selection is very rich and includes two USB Type C ports, one Ethernet and full size HDMI. VITA game card slot systems will still be kept… What do you think of this console? Isn’t it too bricky?
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