Phone Detective

Nick Gillett roadtests PS Vita, Sony's latest assault on the handheld market Promise

for player of the game is simple: a PlayStation 3 in your pocket. This means a ridiculously beautiful screen and high resolution, two analog joysticks small, and the rest of the buttons on your PSP obsolete. He also standards of smart phones like the touch screen, tilt control, accelerometer, camera and microphone, and touch screen Vita-exclusive in the back of the unit. With the game, some were surprised to discover that Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Skype, Netflix, PlayStation Video Store and Google Maps are just some of the biggest names in shopping and office accessories that are now more or less obligatory for all who can connect to a modern network. It is light, the battery lasts a few hours, the play of some respectable, and the unit itself is really beautiful. There will be no place for it in his pocket and loaded with smart phones and iPods is debatable, but here are some titles for the launch on Wednesday to further open up the appetite.

Vita: £ 229 (Wi-Fi only) or £ 279 (3G and Wi-Fi)

Uncharted: Golden Abyss

just months after the disappointment of big budget console release Drake, Golden Abyss offers a similar adventure polished effect with excellent voice and characterization to keep things moving, even if the goal is a bit heavy on his frequent filming. However, an epic grandeur brings unlikely that the world of handheld gaming.

SCEE, £ 44.99

Wipeout 2048

Wipeout was to help Sony consoles since the launch of the PlayStation original, no matter - except that here, in exquisite HD - this essentially the same characteristics hover racing, and block-rocking beats psychedelic visuals that made the somewhat famous series. It is still an exciting game.

SCEE, £ 34.99

ModNation Racers: Road Trip

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