Sony is Done Developing for the PS Vita

"In addition to that, a variety of third party games are also planned for the future, and in order to further accelerate that flow, we made a decision to release new colors for the PS Vita this fall".

All first party development for the PS Vita has now completely stopped at Sony, as they confirm all their own internal teams are working on the PS4.

During the recent interview, 4Gamer brings up the topic of Ultra HD Blu-ray and 4K Blu-ray, and asks the Executive Vice President about Sony Computer Entertainment's thoughts on the subject, and whether we'll have a few sort of compatibility with it in this era of the PlayStation 4.

The PS Vita launched back in 2011 and since then has only been given a handful of exclusive games.

People have mobile phones and it's so easy to play games on smartphones... and many games on smartphones are free, or free to start... but the climate is not healthy for now because of the huge dominance of mobile gaming.

Business-wise, makes sense. The Vita is a pretty decent success in Japan, and not resting on the laurels of Sony's massive lead on Microsoft worldwide is a sound decision.

How do you feel about Sony no longer supporting the PlayStation Vita with first-party titles? Sony has already called it a legacy platform and the only things selling on Vita for a while have been third party games.