PlayStation Vita: We're Sorry Says Sony
Early Vita batch suffered from problems. Sony has patched.
The launch of the PlayStation Vita in Japan, which let's face it is incredibly important to Sony's wider gaming strategy, was plagued by technical problems with some units. Sony has apologised.
According to Engadget, "Only a matter of hours after the first unit was sold, users started complaining of software bugs, unresponsive touchscreens and complete system freezes."
But Sony has decided not to wait for a month or so to own-up to the problem, "as the company has already issued a public apology and a software update."
Source: Engadget
According to Engadget, "Only a matter of hours after the first unit was sold, users started complaining of software bugs, unresponsive touchscreens and complete system freezes."
But Sony has decided not to wait for a month or so to own-up to the problem, "as the company has already issued a public apology and a software update."
Source: Engadget
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Dreamcast 20 Dec 2011 15:09
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this piece of crap is nothing more then the next turbo express / neo geo pocket / sega game gear. hand helds are dead. Sony why not do something positive with your money and drop the playstation brand for the next gen and back segas comeback as a full partner in dreamcast 2. sony is finished move on