Sony PlayStation Vita Slim

The PlayStation Vita Slim sports a sleeker design, longer battery life and more games than the original, but the controls could be better.

THE PS Vita 'Slim' hits shops today and after a week with this new console, we give you our verdict.

The new PS Vita Slim is a sleek, and reasonably priced device for gaming on the go

Sony has announced that the new PS Vita Slim (PCH-2000) is coming to Australia, launching on June 4th. It’ll be $269.95 for the black model, bundled with a 1GB memory card. Here’s Kotaku‘s hands-on with a Japanese version. This article originally appeared on Kotaku on September 13, 2013. Sony is...

Is this Vita Slim (also known as the Vita 2000) better than the original?

Do you need a dedicated gaming handheld? Maybe not, but the PS Vita has evolved into a very tempting little game machine.

Sony is no stranger to the handheld gaming market as they have been offering such devices since 2004 with the PlayStation Portable. Whether or not...

One part console, one part high-tech accessory

The PS Vita never came close to fulfilling its massive potential, and with scant attention to the portable at this year's E3, it looks like Sony has all but given up on it as the system it was originally meant to be. But that doesn't necessarily mean it isn't still worth a look – as Sony has…

There's a new PlayStation Vita handheld out today. It's called the Vita Slim, and while for the most part it's similar to the first model, it does improve on a number of small things. Though there is the issue of that new screen…

The PS Vita Slim is a new version of the PlayStation Vita. Pocket-lint managed to get some hands-on time with the new handheld console ahead of working

While not the type of thing to get existing owners rushing to upgrade, the PlayStation Vita Slim is a lighter, tighter, more attractive proposition than its predecessor and makes the already sexy console that little more inviting.

PS Vita Slim review (2014) review - We have the verdict on the new slimmer and lighter version of the Vita handheld games console.

Still our favourite handheld gaming device, but the new LCD screen isn't up to its predecessor's OLED one

Sony's given its handheld a number of design tweaks, but can it survive in an ever-crowded market?