You remember that failed attempt to keep the PS Vita alive, the PSTV which was a Vita for your TV? Well now that it's a legacy system I got one that is hacked. Must say it's  a pretty great system now. Plays any Vita game(no more restrictions), every PSP game, and every PS1 game. As a nice bonus it's a fantastic retro emulation device. Emulates tons of retro consoles. All of this in a small deck of cards sized device.

if it can play every psvita game, then what about the touchscreen thingy?

There's a built in feature that it has. Clicking R3/L3 brings up a virtual finger. It's not as good as using a touch screen obviously but it does the trick.

oh
i don't have pstv tho

Did someone say video game TV?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharp_Nintendo_Television

@ Not familiar with that one but doesn't surprise me. There was also a Bravia with PS2 built in.



Anyway it's nice to be able to play S3&K again and have it look good on my TV. Playing my PS2 Sonic collection looks terrible on an HDTV. Any PS2 game does though.

I updated it with the anti blacklist so all Vita games will work even if Sony deemed them not worthy. I can understand some games have touch controls but I've been playing LittleBigPlanet PS Vita on my TV and it works just fine with the PS4 touchpad. It's like why would they not allow that to work? Anyway this is also pretty much the BEST LBP in the series. 1 was innovative and fun but nothing amazing, 2 really upped the ante in gameplay, 3 added new characters and abilities but gameplay wise didn't really seem to advance beyond 2. The one for PSVita is awesome though. It incorporates touch to move blocks for puzzles and the overall level layout is much better.

Using the touchpad to play touchscreen games on the PSTV is probably the best use of the PS4 touchpad