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Sony no longer cares about the PSVR 2, and neither should you
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I got burned when I bought a vita. Loved the hardware, but support for it was lacking at best.
I stopped buying psp products just before the vita, but I'm sorry for your loss I know a few ppl that lost money on that waste of potential...I am one of the geniuses that bought the PSVR 1 at full price...
....that batman game was so damn short and weird....
Yeah, the vita had the potential to be the switch before the switch. Luckily it got some pretty good indie support which helped make up for Sony dropping the ball, but it never fully lived up to its potential.