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Is Sony thinking of bringing back the PSP or PS Vita?

Is Sony thinking of bringing back the PSP or PS Vita?

Posted on November 12, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sony has filed a patent for a game cartridge, for an as yet unknown device. The suggestion is that the cartridge could be meant for a handheld console. 

We don’t know what the handheld device might be, but there is a strong chance that the cartridge could be meant for a device to follow the PSP or PS Vita. This may perhaps be influenced by Nintendo’s recent sales successes with the handheld Nintendo Switch Lite (via LetsGoDigital).
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