What's up everybody, welcome to IGN GameSoup. I'm your host, Damon Hatfield. I'm joined

right now by Scott Loeb. Hello, Justin Davis. Scoop, columnoy already. And is it fair

to say Stoney just announced a new console? I guess so, right? Yeah, basically a micro

console. Over the night, they held a pre-TGS press conference in Tokyo Game Show. Collins

going. Yes, I'll be there. Are you going this year? I am not. But you're going in November.

Yeah, I'm going December. We're all going to be there. You're just going for fun. Yeah.

We're not going to Tokyo Game Show, we're just going to Tokyo. Anyway, at this conference,

they announced the PlayStation Vita TV, which is a micro console. It's about the size

of a deck of cards. And it just lets you play Vita games on your TV without a Vita.

With the DualShock 3. With the DualShock 3. And then also streams video like Hulu and

Netflix. Is this accurate? Yeah, they haven't confirmed Netflix or anything quite yet, but

yeah, presumably. It's always confirmed. Hulu is confirmed. But yeah, the rest were like

Japan-centric services. But presumably, when it comes to the US, if it comes to the US,

I mean, it seems. Well, yeah, we'll come back. Yeah, we would imagine like all the standard,

all the stuff you see on the PlayStation Network already, I think is probably fair game.

One detail I missed about this, when is it actually coming out in Japan?

It comes out in the fall in Japan. So this year? Yeah, and they don't, you know, this

was the one thing they announced where they were very clear that's coming out everywhere.

Like the other things were very Japanese, and we might not see these things, but that

was one thing where they're like, it's coming in Japan first, got it. And isn't it on

the PlayStation 4 release date in the US? Yeah, it's like in November, I mean in November,

yeah. Yeah, pretty close. And apparently it's already sold through on Amazon Japan.

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