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Reasons why Nintendo Switch worked but PlayStation Vita failed in handheld gaming

Reasons why Nintendo Switch worked but PlayStation Vita failed in handheld gaming

Posted on October 20, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Here are two great handheld gaming consoles. One is currently taking the gaming world by storm; The other has faded out of production with a whimper. They are the Nintendo Switch and the retired PlayStation Vita, consoles so alike but with sales figures that couldn’t be more different.

Since its launch two years ago, the original Switch has sold over 37 million units, as of July. Just this week, it hit 15 million units sold in North America alone – which is more than the PS Vita ever achieved worldwide when it launched in 2011.
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