RetroNots means life.

Well it doesn't our latest patron exclusive episode anyway, Sony's PlayStation Vita launched

in Japan just a smidgen over 10 years ago, which means it's now eligible for us to discuss

as an official old thing.

So we do talk about it.

Specifically it's myself, Stewart Gip, and relentless Vita chronicler Sandy Brie this

week.

Talking about all the good things Vita, all the bad things Vita, and how much better Vita

should a kuda would have had it.

Despite largely vanishing without a trace in the US, Vita netted itself quite a passionate

fan base, and we're fond of the little guy ourselves.

So enjoy this episode preview, then head over to patreon.com slash RetroNots and sign up

for the $5 a month exclusive episode subscription tier to enjoy the whole show.

Plus a two year backlog of biweekly exclusive episodes, as well as a whole lot of weekly

columns and mini podcasts by Diamond Fight.

Plus discord access.

And that's a lot.

And all for like one 20th of the price of a Vita memory card, at patreon.com slash RetroNots.

It actually, the Vita ended up with quite a lot of software, like 1300 games total, I

think, because even though Sony was kind of like, eh, everyone else said, hey, need a little

system, we like this.

And so it was a kind of a thriving haven for indie games.

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