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Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
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- Play Fun PlayStation Games Together: Hundreds of titles to download and play including many PlayStation Vita games, classic games from PS One and PSP systems, and more.
- Easy to Set up and Play: Plug in and play on almost any TV in your home.
- PlayStationNow READY: Available later this year, PlayStation Now will give access to an expanding library of PS3 games to stream directly to PlayStation TV. Service may not be available in all areas.
- Remote Play: Stream most of your PS4 games from your PS4 system to your PlayStation TV over local wi-fi.
- Movies, TV Shows, Music: Download, rent, or stream from PlayStation Store, Music Unlimited or other entertainment apps.
Description
Introducing PlayStationTV, a sleek and compact console with a universe of PlayStation games available for stream, download and play. Packed with a DUALSHOCK3 controller, an 8GB memory card and a digital voucher of the blockbuster hit The LEGO Movie Videogame, the PlayStation TV bundle has all you need to join the exciting world of PlayStation. PlayStation TV is an easy way for gamers of all ages and skill levels to enjoy playing games together.
Platform: PlayStation
Input Device: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: Streaming Box
Memory Storage Capacity: 8 GB
Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi
Resolution: 960 x 544 pixels
Software Update Supported to Date: unknown
Compatible Flash Memory Type: microSD
Color: Black
Brand Name: PlayStation
Model Name: PlayStation TV
Model Number: 3000468
Manufacturer: Sony Computer Entertainment
UPC: 711719052418
Global Trade Identification Number: 18, 12
Item Weight: 2 pounds
Manufacturer Part Number: 3000468
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Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
I have not tried a game from the new rental thing on this yet. I have been playing the game that came with the system. The Lego Movie game. I think this thing is amazing. I realized that I can easily play great Sony system games, as easily as I can watch a movie or show on Net flix or Hulu Plus. You just plug the thing in, turn it on and your set. The game looks great to me. Crisp, clear and everything controls and works fantastically. The first thing I thought of when I woke up was, what games should I buy. Now, I have a Vita. I believe I have ten games for it. But, I had a brain injury in 03. After waking from a 6 week coma, I was blind. I did get my vision back. About 8%. So, I get really dizzy if I have to look around a lot. Also, looking and focusing on a small screen for a long time, really messes me up. I get all dizzy and look like I am drunk. So, being able to play Vita games on my TV is great. When I was a kid, we had no money. I missed so many great PS and PS2 games. I will be able to rent them with this thing. A game I was going to buy got bad review. Right away, I said "it's ok, I will rent it on the Playstation TV. I understand this does not have net flux, Hulu or any of that stuff. Come on people, is that what we've become? Whenever you are among the first to get something, you have to understand there is a chance of bugs, lack of software and that time must be taken for the thing to find it's footing. I am 100% happy with my purchase. I am more excited about this thing than I have been anything in a long time. Thank you Sony. I'm in! I decided to put a video on here. I did one a few days ago. It is a fun thing that I've never done before. So, kids, close your eyes, your screen will fill with fat. LOLOL Ok, I tried the PS4 link. It worked fine for me. Took a few minutes to connect everything. I did notice that looking up and down happened fast. It seemed a bit off. I have not played the game yet. I just wanted to try it out. So, I can not be sure if the stiff controls were from the game or the link. Update: Ok, first this. There is an update coming which will allow four-player Remote Play support to PS TV, also, the Live from PlayStation app, which allows users to watch live gameplay streams from PS4 systems, will be available on both PS Vita and PS TV alongside this update. That seems interesting. I play games alone, but I know there are a lot of those out there who will find this new additions great. So, I am hooked on The Lego Movie Game. Today, I played for an hour or so. I went upstairs to eat dinner, came down and did some stuff and went back to playing. First, the system goes on standby mode when you are not using it. Yesterday, I had thought I turned it off, only to turn the remote on and have the system come on, with the game in the pause screen. This is great for those who play, in the midst of having other things to do. I felt the system. Even on a day when I have just been playing a game for some amount of hours, the thing is cold. My house is always at like 65 degrees, the thing never gets hot. I hear no fans. Not sure how they did it. But good job Sony! I have a tablet by a company that had the name of a fruit. haha Not sure if I can say the name. I also just got a new that company pro. I play games on Steam, I am assuming I can say that and it is a lot of fun. I play games that I do not play on consoles. But, earlier, I had a feeling. The future. I have never felt that when playing games like this. How amazing is it, to be able to play classic, console games, on my TV, for a great price? Then, on top of that, to have the option to buy or rent some of them. It gave me a feeling that I've never felt. I am always one to say, on this site and others, that I sell things on my Amazon store (under a different email) and that I always buy games just so I can sell them when I am finished. But, I am honestly feeling like that is all in the past. This is the easiest, fastest way that I have ever witnessed to play great games from a company I have known since the late 90s.You turn the system on, go to your game and play. Amazing. I counted about 150 games from the Playstation store, that are on the PS Vita games for PS TV link. I got the free ones today. I tried to get one, Sly Cooper, it was free, but, when I clicked on it, it said will not work on Playstation TV. Then, it tried to download it. My memory card (8gig) did not have enough space, so I did not get it. Odd that it said that. It is either a bug or the game was listed by mistake. The 720 thing. If I am not mistaken, most of the games I play on the PS3 say 720. If it was 720, but they had it said 1080, would you be happier? As I said earlier, the graphics look fantastic. I have noticed though, that the frame rate will drop like a fat man into a swimming pool. Everything looks blocky. I would say the quality drops by at least 40%. This does go away though. It has not happened while I am playing a game. It is when the game has been sitting for a bit. But, it is fine with me. In then end, this is my final though. Whoa, 90s Springer moment. I love the PS TV. I am a game nut. I don't have much to do right now. Until I finish high school. I have every system. Even the Ouya, the Playstation TV is one of the first systems to really make me just stair at the TV since my Playstation and Playstation 4. It is finally something completely new. Well know, A list games, released for a hand held, right on my TV. Some of the games you can get on other systems. That is cool. But this thing lets me be a kid again. It is an amazing feeling, in todays age to truly be at aw of something. When I can think of nothing to say, it means something. I, for one, am blown away. Also, the Lego Movie Game seems like the perfect game to sell with this system. It is fun to play for a short time or for hours. Sony should find other games to put into a bundle. Would be a great thing for the holidays. Update 11 - 30 - 14. I looked, for the first time on the official site for games that can be used on this system. I had added them before, from another site and I believe I listed the number here. I wanted to give an update to the number of games you can play now on here. Some great games that I was to young to play or did not have the money for. The Sony site is set up so you can easily look through the games and not feel overwhelmed. They have two lists. PS Vita games for PSTV and Classic Games. The total of Vita games is 165. The total of Classic Games is 480! Again, there are so many games on there, that I heard about when I was a kid, that I am so excited to play. I am very happy with my choice to purchase this system.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2014 by Joshua Glowzinski
Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
Admittedly I was extremely hopeful for this product before I placed my order, and to be honest the PlayStation TV is simply an OK product that just quite isn't there yet. The PlayStation TV is very compact and extremely portable, and this bundle comes with everything needed to operate the device itself including an 8 GB memory card. After the initial setup process is over and done with, you'll be greeted with a home screen exactly like that of the PS Vita's. The PlayStation TV has good support for its applications, and can actually allow the user to watch YouTube videos on the big screen if you were to go to the YouTube website via the PlayStation TV's web browser. Aside from the applications, the PlayStation TV supports a lot of PS Vita games in its game catalog, but it DOES NOT support all PS Vita games. But the PlayStation TV DOES support all the featured PSP games on the PlayStation store, and also allows you to play them on the big screen. Personally for me I was a bit let down with the limited support for the PS Vita game titles, mainly due to the fact that only about two or three of my frequently played PS Vita games are fully compatible with the PlayStation TV. Another important thing that I took note of, since it was also a major selling point for the PlayStation TV, is the remote play feature. Unfortunately the remote play feature for the PlayStation 4, when using the PlayStation TV, is a bit of a let down. To obtain the best possible connection with the PlayStation TV, to use the remote play feature with the PlayStation 4, you will need to have a hard wired connection for both your PlayStation TV and PlayStation 4. I took the necessary steps, and initially the remote play feature between the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation TV was pretty seamless when navigating through the PlayStation 4's menu. But once I actually tried to play a game I noticed that there was a slight delay between the commands that I would input, and the time it took for my commands to actually register on screen. I also noticed that trying to aim precisely was also extremely more difficult, when playing my first person shooter game of preference, mostly due to the fact that I would always over shoot my target. I think the remote play feature for the PlayStation TV would best suit games that don't really require a lot of precise movements or actions. In conclusion the PlayStation TV offers a bit of versatility in its capabilities, but the only practical purpose that I could really find for it consisted of watching YouTube videos on my television screen. If the PlayStation TV offered more support for the PS Vita's games, and if the remote play feature performed more smoothly, then the PlayStation TV would be a much more outstanding product.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2016 by Curious Dude
Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
When it didn't show up on the correct day, I panicked a bit. I had chosen a Sunday delivery, and wasn't actually expecting it to show up on time, but it didn't come the day after, so I had to ask for help. [Which, I do not regret doing, since the person helping me on here was very professional and swift.] And I found out that they didn't send it on time, because of the holiday season. This is where my review will get a little unusual. You see, there are people. Real, human beings who send this stuff out to us, and they, just like you an me, prepare for any holidays they deem important. And finding this out didn't just help me feel assured; it helped me realize the person sending it was a human being who has thoughts and needs, too. And that is an important thing to remember, especially with the holiday season coming up. I opened this bad boy up when it arrived, and I have to admit; I was a little surprised it came a long with an 8GB memory card! The previous owner was still logged in, since I believe I ordered an used console. So you may need to go in your settings and format the console, so as to remove the account previously connected with the console itself. BUT. That aside, it works smashingly! I was impressed with some of the features, such as its internet capabilities. While it can't play EVERY Vita game, the variety is EXCELLENT if you don't have the PS3/4 counterparts. Especially if you are like my family, who always insists that Nintendo is the best console. [Not hating, just don't understand why people insist something is the best if they haven't tried anything else. Which was why I bought this thing for them for Christmas; so they can get a feel for Sony and it's fine products.] The console itself is small, and can fit anywhere. ANYWHERE. You can sit it on an empty [and DRY] paper cup with a lid, and it'll sit there. ...Not that you would. I mean. Who would do that? Not me... *Nervous laugh* Ahem. Anyways. AS for the cords; my bundle did not have an HDMI cord, but I was informed by the seller in the description stuff would be missing. [Also, I had a HDMI cord sitting around, that serves no function, so I didn't really need one of them.] It came with, however, two USB cords, one of them tiny and cute, for a Leap Frog...? Leap Year...? Some kind of hopping something... BUT. That tiny USB cord charges the remote EXTREMELY well. The remote that accompanied the console was working perfectly! I was nervous that it would be sticky, or buttons would be jammed, because that sort of thing happens often with remotes being shipped around. BUT. The seller packaged everything so well, that it worked perfectly, with mo problem. Speaking of the packing; NICE! I mean, it wasn't super duper fancy, but. Opening it and having a hard enough time that I knew the item was safe, but not so hard it was impossible to open at all by hand was reassuring. Whoever packed it, actually cared what condition their item arrived in. And I appreciate it. So, if you guys are unsure about used consoles here, my only advice is: -Remember sellers are often human, too. -Have any cords prepared at home, just in case one of them doesn't show up. -PAY ATTENTION to the time of year, and the description for EACH SELLER'S ITEM. All in all, I was overly pleased with this experience, other than the normal worrying one does when dealing with the situations I mentioned, and I think I will watch this seller for anything else I might want. They had a VERY great price for this bundle! Thank you for reading!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2016 by Amazon Customer
Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
Don't get me wrong, It's a nice system when you can play the games you want to on it. This is where the problems lie. Many Vita games just don't work on it due to the lack of real touchscreen functions. In fact none, zero, as in every single physical Vita game I own is incompatible with it. I have to assume some physical game cards do work, but I have yet to find one. I don't see why they didn't add support for DS4 controllers to at least use the small touch panel from that that might help a few games that only use the front touchscreen. You can use DS4 with it when remote playing PS4 though. It has an awkward simulated touch function when you press R3 to switch to these virtual fingers on screen which also causes you to not be able to control the game at the same time, unlike the Vita, but seems that doesn't add anything to compatibility for some reason either. PS Classics and PSP games you download from PSN work great (if supported because not all of them are). Maybe future updates will make it better, but so far I feel like Sony dropped this on the market and forgot about it. Oh and the YouTube app wasn't compatible either, but that's a moot point since Sony is taking that away for Vita anyway. Also your still stuck with proprietary and pricey Vita memory cards just like the handheld.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2015 by Who's on First
Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
Having never been a fan of handheld gaming devices, yet wanting to play through the large variety of Vita exclusive titles, the PlayStation TV (known as the Vita TV in Japan) quickly caught my interest. The PlayStation TV is essentially just a PlayStation Vita, but in a micro console form. It uses the same proprietary memory cards as it's handheld sibling, takes the same game cartridges and even has the exact same UI and internal hardware as the Vita. With that being said, lets get into the pros and cons. Pros 1) Form factor. The PlayStation TV is TINY. It's even smaller than my external hard drive for my PC. This could be a con to some people, especially if your prone to misplacing things, but it's great if you plan on traveling with it, or taking it over to a friend's house. 2) It works with both the Dualshock 3 and 4 controllers. With the DS 4, it also takes advantages of it's touch screen features, allowing you to use the touch pad in games where it's available. 3) You can play all of your favorite JRPG's and Vita titles on the big screen! For someone like myself, who doesn't care much for handhelds, this is a major selling point. 4) The PS TV can double as both a miniature gaming console and streaming box with it's app support (although last I heard, it still doesn't support Netflix) 5) Remote play with the PlayStation 4 6) Price. I've recently seen the PlayStation TV bundle as low as $30 in stores. Compared to the price of the handheld Vita, this is a steal. 7) PlayStation now support (although I've never particularly been interested in this feature, it's there) Cons: 1) Compatibility for PS Vita titles. Although the PlayStation TV is essentially a console version of the Vita, not all Vita titles are compatible. Most Vita titles will work with the PlayStation TV, but not all. If you want to play a particular game on the PS TV, I'd look at this source before purchasing said game, which shows which games are compatible: [...] 2) Sony proprietary memory cards. This is a complaint that I often saw for the handheld Vita and it carries over onto the PS TV, as well. Sony's proprietary memory cards are overpriced for the amount of storage that your getting. I would have liked to see them implement functionality for SD cards, or some cheaper alternative for storage. 3) The USB port is on the back of the PS TV. When charging controllers or plugging in a USB or other device, it's a bit awkward due to the positioning. I suppose it's the best that Sony could do, considering the size of the PS TV. 4) Playing PSP games on the Vita. Yes, you can download PSP games from the PlayStation store to play on the PS TV however, they are stretched for larger displays, causing some games to look pixelated. I purchased a few PSP games from the PlayStation Store and immediately noticed how bad they looked. The games were stretched so much that everything was slightly pixelated, which made them unplayable, for me. I've heard that some PSP games look decent, but I'd do some research before buying a PSP title from the PS Store. I have my fair share of gripes with the PS TV, but overall, I think that it's a solid alternative to the PlayStation Vita. If your like me and want to experience all of the missed Vita exclusives and JRPGS on the big screen, then the PS TV will certainly not disappoint.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2016 by Jamez C
Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
So far I am pretty pleased with this. I knew it's limitations before buying it. Half the bad reviews here are from people with no sense to research a product before it's release. Whining about lack of Netflix and other streaming services when they were never advertised. As well as limited compatibility with Vita handheld games. I knew what I was buying. I do hope they will bring more applications to the unit though, but I will not lower my rating because they didn't come on it. I have used the remote play at home on a wired LAN, and it worked PERFECTLY I have played MANY MANY hours of Dragon Age, and Defense Grid locally, and over wifi on my work network. (Both are comcast) My work network is Wifi, and the results are varied, note I also share that Wifi with 50-80 other people. So some times the streaming worked great, and other times not so good. Vita TV fault or too many people hogging my stream? But for the most part my experience has been positive! I don't have a lot of Vita games, but the included Lego game looked good. I sold the PS3 controller to a friend, and am using a PS4 controller. My main reason for getting this was using remote play at home, which works fine for me so far. And perhaps the occasional streaming session to work. Anything beyond this is just cake to me.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2014 by Shawn M
Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
They need to be more precise about the uses for this unit. They advertise the ability to stream PS4 games over the network but then they bundle it with a PS3 controller, and a game that can not be played on PS4. This unit will do what I bought it for (which is let my wife play Dragon Age in the bedroom, streamed from the PS4 in the living room), but not what it seems to offer. I would have saved the money and not bought the bundle had I known that the game is useless to me and the controller falls way behind the PS4 one (the PS4 is my first PS console so I didn't know how bad the 3 controllers are compared to the 4). Wish they would have released a PS4 version.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2016 by Jeremy Morris
Edition: Playstation TV Bundle
If your sole use for the Playstation TV is to stream your PS4 to a second screen, you have a robust wifi network, and you can tolerate loss of resolution, then I recommend the PS TV. It does that job surprisingly well, and the loss of resolution, for me, is an acceptable trade off for the $300 difference in price between this and a second ps4. However. For every other purpose, this feels like a product that was rushed through production and is completely inadequate. For example: you'd think that the number one thing that a set-top box should support is Netflix, right? Nope. Even though it's available for Vita and this is ostensibly a repackaged Vita, it is incompatible with a huge number of Vita apps and games, including Netflix. Okay, so no streaming video. Maybe you want to have a cheap, small gaming console with which to travel? Good luck getting it connected to the hotel wifi. Most of them have a web page that you have to use to login, and I tried for about half an hour to click the "next" button after entering my info. Why was this so impossible? Because Sony didn't bother to include an actual web browser. You can use R2 as an "enter" key after typing in information, but if the hotel's page has a second confirmation screen as mine did, there is absolutely no way to interact with it unless it has a text entry box. I tried every button on the controller and could not progress to the final screen that gives me wifi. Okay, you might ask, but if there's no Netflix, what's the point of wifi? The answer is Sony's ridiculous DRM. I'm a Playstation Plus member and hugely enjoy the free games I get on the full size Playstation. Some of those have PS Vita counterparts that are also free. But guess what? You cannot play them without an active internet connection, despite them being loaded onto the PS TV. The only things you can play without Internet are card-based games and ones you have purchased from PSN, not the free PS Plus games. And while we are on the subject of games, because Sony has doubled down on their improbably expensive, proprietary card technology, you will end up spending hundreds of dollars in order to give your PS TV enough room to actually store any games. And for that price you should have just bought another PS4. Sony didn't even bother to give the TV its own PSN store, instead it's one sub-heading in the larger Vita store. Which means you get to see all of the Vita games and don't necessarily find out what's not compatible (which is most of it), until you click to download it. Even the packaging felt "meh." You open the little box and are greeted with brown cardboard and padded white wrapping, with the components buried within like someone couldn't be bothered to make the unboxing a pleasant experience. Sony is no Apple in that regard--the PS4 unboxing wasn't much better. But they need to learn that if you're going to bother releasing a product, make people happy to be opening it. The packaging leads further supports my opinion that someone at Sony realized they could repackage the Vita components into a set top box, add the ability to use a dualshock 4 (which was one thing they actually did right), and make a few million dollars. They completely forgot about designing a user interface that doesn't look like it was drawn by a five year old, or really doing any work at all to make the TV its own product. Instead, they left it as a crippled Vita with no storage space that can't even stream video. If you can get one for free, use it to stream your PS4. Don't spend $100 on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2015 by Harold F.