The front and main screen is a five inch OLED (organic light emitting diode) touchscreen, which provides the best quality visuals possible, all graphics revamped and giving the user a visually stunning gaming experience. The PS Vita has completely revolutionised handheld gameplay with the use of two touch panels, along with a front and rear camera. The PS Vita has been engineered to be the best of the best when it comes to both entertainment and gaming, with this keenly developed internet connectivity also providing an incredible social experience. Two versions of this ingenious handheld have been released, the PS Vita with Wi-Fi, and the PS Vita with both 3G mobile broadband and Wi-Fi enabled. The full round-up of new content can be found on the EU PlayStation blog.The PS Vita is the feverishly anticipated portable console brought to you by PlayStation. There's also a PS3 demo of Need for Speed: Most Wanted, a DLC-rich version of Saints Row: The Third (£33.99) and, on Friday, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed for £29.99. The expansion includes a handful of extra courses and Move support for the entire game. It costs for £7.99 and Plus subscribers get 30 per cent off. Portal 2's In Motion DLC for PlayStation Move does launch, however.
As for CS:GO, we still have no new news to impart I'm afraid."
"I'll update everyone when I have a confirmed date. "I don't want to promise a precise timeframe for Retro City Rampage as that is subject to late change, however, it should be in the next few weeks," PlayStation blog manager and ex-Eurogamer man Fred Dutton said. So no, Sony hasn't tried to sneak out the terminally-delayed Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Retro City Rampage. This week's PSN Store update is otherwise a quiet affair, with few other names ready to take on Call of Duty's launch week. Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified, the colon-filled PlayStation Vita version of Activision's shooter, will be available to download today from the EU PlayStation Store.
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