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Vita Lands More Apps: Crunchyroll, Qello Concerts, Redbox

The PlayStation Vita just got even more diverse and appealing.

As announced over at the PlayStation Blog , Sony's portable received a bunch of new apps to make your on-the-go entertainment that much more enjoyable.

The Vita will now support Crunchyroll (for all you anime fans), NHL GameCenter LIVE, and Qello Concerts, which lets you watch a ton of full-length concerts in glorious high-definition. Furthermore, more apps are scheduled to come this spring: There's Gaiam TV ("inspiring documentaries and cutting-edge programs"), Hulu Plus (tons of TV shows), and RedBox Instant by Verizon, which offers a bunch of movies. The latter two apps will actually be available next week.

The Vita already has YouTube, Crackle, Facebook, Netflix, Skype, Flickr, TuneIn Radio and others, so it's becoming a fully functional handheld entertainment device, don't you think?

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kraygen
kraygen
10 years ago

While that's all well and good, it would still be a lot better if you could use the streaming services with your 3g service and not just with wifi.

I don't pay for the 3g service because it's over priced and you can't use more than half the apps with anything but wifi anyway.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
10 years ago

Yeah I don't pay for that but my Vita does have it.

LimitedVertigo
LimitedVertigo
10 years ago

The Vita ship is sinking…

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
10 years ago

lol, sadly.

Tim Speed24
Tim Speed24
10 years ago

I just looked up what games are coming to the Vita within the next year and…….Well let's just say I'm disappointed to say the least.

No Metal Gear, No Grand Turismo, No GTA, No Uncharted and no new IPs I care about.

Someone want to buy a Vita with 4 Games……anybody……hello?

LimitedVertigo
LimitedVertigo
10 years ago

I have two PSPs and I've loved gaming on them. Sadly I've turned to the 3DS for my portable gaming over the Vita for this very reason. There just aren't enough games on the Vita to justify using it.

Cesar_ser_4
Cesar_ser_4
10 years ago

I'm at the point where I'm considering ditching my Vita and getting an Nvidia Shield.

LimitedVertigo
LimitedVertigo
10 years ago

Do you have a decent gaming rig? It's mainly used for streaming games, at least that's what I'm aware of.

Cesar_ser_4
Cesar_ser_4
10 years ago

intel core i5 3570k and an EVGA GeForce 670 I'd say I'm set

Japanese_Gamer
Japanese_Gamer
10 years ago

Now how about a Twitch, Playstation Live and Ustream app


Last edited by Japanese_Gamer on 3/19/2014 12:11:14 PM

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
10 years ago

I'd get Crunchyroll but then I'd be paying for something I can get free if I just apply myself.

gumbi
gumbi
10 years ago

It's too bad. The crunchyroll site lets you watch for free, there's just commercials, and you have to wait an extra week for the latest episodes. I can live with that. However, the crunchyroll app requires a subscription to watch anything. There's no free option.

In the end, I just end up doing what I've always done for my anime, find a torrent with good subs.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago

An interesting choice for an opening sentence.

LatinoHeat90
LatinoHeat90
10 years ago

I got about twenty games for my Vita. I haven't had the time to play them all but I am happy that I always have something to play on it. I have over fifty games for it if I include PSone classsics and minis. I have to admit though that I got most of my games free from Playstation Plus. God I love that service.

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