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A Bunch Of Facts You May Not Know About The Vita (Game Informer)
The Vita is only a few months away here in the states, but we've got the Vita
in the Game Informer offices, and I was the lucky editor who got to take it
home over the holiday break. I've been able to spend some quality time with
the device, and I wanted to point out a few things that make the handheld
great, and a few that make the handheld not so great.****
**The control stick is really close to the X button**
Getting your thumb on the X button without accidently pushing the control
stick is difficult. Among the demos and games I played around with, it never
caused a major problem, but I did have to consciously rotate my thumb to lay
horizontally above the control stick. It may be an issue for gamers with
larger hands, or swollen thumbs from accidentally hammering it while hanging a
framed picture. Sony needs to account for its carpenter demographic, and I
fear they may have overlooked that whole group.
**Accidentally touching the touch-screen is common**
Much like the control sticks' proximity to the X button, it never caused a
huge problem, but I did find ...
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