When Did Sony Start Giving Birth to the PS Vita_
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
Kotaku already broke that Sony had a ¥25,000 pricetag in mind when it began work on the PS Vita w69 slot ทาง เข้า and that the company almost dropped the rear-touch feature. Sony’s Shuhei Yoshida 
yono all app filled in more details with Famitsu, like that work began on the Vita in 
spring 2009 and that the current button layout was created with advice from third-party developers. Read Kotaku‘s interview with Shuhei Yoshida here. [速報＠保管庫(Alt)] yono all app https://kotaku.com/what-if-the-playstation-vita-is-just-another-psp-5814295
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