If only one could use the PS TV on the go… DekaVita makes this possible!

The Zett

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84 Responses

  1. yo says:

    I think is better to make a portable playstation 2 or playstation 3 instead of something that is already portable.

  2. edukarlo says:

    repricing it to ~$40 might be more convincing.. considering the whitelisted games part.. regular vita $199.. vitatv with portability $139.. well if that’s the case, then it would be a great deal. but with its current price, it is a very bad deal.

    • Guild says:

      Do you have any idea how much even a small screen costs? You can’t pick up even a crappy 3-inch full-color screen for much less than $40. A high-quality 7 inch HD screen for $40 is out of the question.

  3. ChrisHighwind says:

    Yeah, no, I wouldn’t pay more for a system accessory than I do for the system itself.

  4. DarkDante says:

    The mystery port on the 1st gen vita’s – does anyone know for sure if it was to be an hdmi port? and would the signal be encoded in some way (a la sony) or just a straight hdmi feed?

    • Guild says:

      Please, if it were a proprietary signal then it would not be readable by TVs unless you had some sort of man in the middle decoding the signal before it was passed to the TV, which would introduce lag.

  5. NeonAera says:

    If this device, dekavita, keeps itself on standby mode using the battery to keep the whitelist in the system updated to play vita games on-the-go without turning off, then it might be alright because then you could play the vita games anywhere that need a higher firmware as long as you don’t turn off the system.. but still I don’t believe it’s worth getting.

  6. gunblade says:

    Well I was thinking about making the vita tv portable for a reason so this does sound cool. The dev even got like r3 and l3 buttons so that’s real cool.

  7. gunblade says:

    I like that shape of it looks like it seems prety comfortable.

  8. nrown says:

    This post gave me cancer

  9. Luke Thomas says:

    I read every single comment and not a single person has talked about what this device seems to me like it was most likely designed for.

    The main reason playing ps4 games remotely on the vita isn’t as good as playing on the real thing or with a real ds4 controller is because the ps vita doesn’t have r2 l2 r3 l3.

    The dekavita or “hugevita” would be perfect for someone that was looking for a better ps4 remote play experience than what the vita itself is able to provide. You can use velcro or rubber bands to attach your controller to your vita and the trick that makes all of that work but then you lose the portability that the vita offers and you have to charge up two devices.

    I could see myself using this around the house to play ps4 games over the vita if I had both sitting right next to each other. Yes I agree that it’s over priced, yes I agree it looks bulky, yes I agree that it will probably work terribly as a means to play vita games, but you have to think of all the marks they hit that sony missed as far as providing you with an option for a more genuine portable playstation experience. This has everything people complained that the vita didn’t have and left out all the things that the haters would call gimmicks or things that they would say “hard core” gamers don’t need like the front and back touch screen or cameras for ar.

    Long story short, this has huge ps4 remote play potential. More so even than the original vita in my opinion.

    • HateMe says:

      If you already have a PS4 at your house then wouldn’t it be a lot more practical to just use the ds4?

  10. Mrsnippy says:

    If I can connect my ps3 to the dekavita , I might get a portable screen to play on the go !!!!

    Which isn’t so bad I think , since portable screen tend to cost a lot more and do not have a gamepad included .

  11. David Bellsicle says:

    I could see myself using this around the house to play ps4 games over the vita if I had both sitting right next to each other. Yes I agree that it’s over priced, yes I agree it looks bulky, yes I agree that it will probably work terribly as a means to play vita games, but you have to think of all the marks they hit that sony missed as far as providing you with an option for a more genuine portable playstation experience. This has everything people complained that the vita didn’t have and left out all the things that the haters would call gimmicks or things that they would say “hard core” gamers don’t need like the front and back touch screen or cameras.

  12. tks says:

    if sony built a vita xl like 3ds ,i’ll get it

  13. idris says:

    it would be awsome to have a portable ps tv. i had so many weird ideas other than this like getting a plastic case and buying a 50000 mah battery and a 7 inch lcd with hdmi and all these crazy ideas but now they have somthing beter.

  14. idris says:

    guys why does these comments look fake?

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