PS Vita

The PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) was Sony's second entry into the handheld gaming market after the PSP. Featuring a touchscreen OLED display, "remote play" connectivity with the PS4, and an extensive library of third-party indie games, the PS Vita built a small but loyal fanbase. However, the system was considered a commercial failure. Released in Japan in late 2011, the PS Vita's lifespan ended less than eight years later, with the system selling an estimated 10 million units worldwide. However, with games like Minecraft: PS Vita Edition, Persona 4 Golden, Metal Gear Solid HD Collection, Severed, Hotline Miami, and Dragon Quest Builders in its library, the PS Vita remains popular on the secondary market.