vita

Not everything rolled over into the ps4 though so the vita is more secure than the ps4.

I would say that the Vita is the most secure consumer embedded device that's out today.

Interested persons should send a curriculum vita including bibliography, if applicable, and provide contact information for three references.

I'm surprised at how secure the Vita is given Sony's track record.

Some companies also tried it on Vita and PS3 with games like Rainbow Moon and Destiny of Spirits, but ultimately failed.

It's all great for the economy, of course, and terrible for the environment, but hey, così è la vita.

The PSP made for a great portable media/emulation platform and the additional power of the Vita would have been welcome for those purposes.

But it's buttoned up incredibly tight, so mine just sits as a paperweight because there are very few Vita games that interest me.

Bear in mind that Vita Nuova is now one person - Charles.

Do I have to search eBay for an old Vita or will the newest ones work?

How does the Vita compare to the 3DS with regards to security and -- from a developer's point of view -- overall system architecture?

Interestingly i've also been able to get people to completely drop free-to-pay games by getting them other hardware like PS Vita or Nintendo 3DS.

With the Vita, if you haven't got a devkit you don't even know what the file layout on the memory card looks like.

I think after the bad press for PS3 and psn hacks, Sony hired security consultants to secure the Vita.

The PS3 already support game streaming, you can play from your PSP and PS Vita, you doesn't need another server for the actual stream.