Hello, I have a question is this ps vita system support with the other language too, or only Japanese language
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Supports other languages and it's region free. I use it in the U.S. no problem �
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As far as I could see, it supports all major languages. The first thing you do when you turn it on is choose the language.
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Yes you should, unless the Disc Type is not compatible in Japan or on Japanese (as u say) PS3 devices. Mine is BLUS30902GH
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If you live in another country other than the US, there are other service providers that can support the Vita. However, you should probably contact the service providers directly for more information.
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hello, I'm not exactly positive but I think theres an option in the settings somewhere to change the language...you might have to just do a factory reset and then choose your language during the new setup. I sold my Vita a few months ago otherwiseI would check for you...hope I helped. Edward
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Maybe if you live in Asia. Email Sony directly. Everything in the box is in japanese.
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Japanese imported Vitas do have O for confirm and X for back. You can't change that. But it's only for the main menu! If you're buying Western games, it isn't like that. I've gotten kind of used to it since the games still have O for back and X for confirm.
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This mostly means there is region restriction, though NTSC/PAL does not deal with the region.But usually, USA uses the NTSC picture format and Asian countries use PAL picture format. If you try the CD/DVD/picture CD from outside USA that is not NTSC format, it will either show you black and white picture or the audio will be gone. From my experience, Sony does not bring out multi-region devices as they support most of the blood sucking money thirsty enterprises who want to make sure you get the product for a specific usage while they charge you for the so called 'quality' and provide just the standard features. This mostly means there is region restriction, though NTSC/PAL does not deal with the region.But usually, USA uses the NTSC picture format and Asian countries use PAL picture format. If you try the CD/DVD/picture CD from outside USA that is not NTSC format, it will either show you black and white picture or the audio will be gone. From my experience, Sony does not bring out multi-region devices as they support most of the blood sucking money thirsty enterprises who want to make sure you get the product for a specific usage while they charge you for the so called 'quality' and provide... » Read More This mostly means there is region restriction, though NTSC/PAL does not deal with the region.But usually, USA uses the NTSC picture format and Asian countries use PAL picture format. If you try the CD/DVD/picture CD from outside USA that is not NTSC format, it will either show you black and white picture or the audio will be gone. From my experience, Sony does not bring out multi-region devices as they support most of the blood sucking money thirsty enterprises who want to make sure you get the product for a specific usage while they charge you for the so called 'quality' and provide just the standard features. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. I know the PS VITA was not compatible. Tried to send it back and they said I didn't send it. Now I spent $$$ and don't even have this.
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Vita tv has nothing to do with vita 2000. All the later games will work on vita tv.
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Of course it work in the us psvita . You need this games monpiece monster japanise region neptunia u. senran kagura.
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The dialogue is in JP only. The rest of the game is in English. Menu, subtitles, coins.
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I have no idea bro. I would think that it would considering all the ps vita's run the same firmware and that u need a eu, jp, us account to get those regions games.. I'll know in December when the ps TV comes out
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Sorry Mike, I do not have the Vita so I don't know the answer to your Question.
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Yes, you can put Vita game cartridges in the system. There is a port on the right hand side of the system under a pull out cover.Beware though, as of this time many games do not work in the Japanese Vita TV. There is a list of games that work on the Japanese PlayStation web site if you do a google search. This might change when PS TV is released in the US on October 14.
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No, Vita uses a new proprietory memory standard *rolleyes*. What is silly tho is the size of the Vita memory is roughly the same size as the microSD cards in this. Sony could have done the world a favor and just used MicroSD on the Vita...but no, they just...sigh.../facepalm
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Honestly , I'd say it's better to own a vita for the ps4 to do remote play. I own a ps3 and I don't use the vita for it since it doesn't do many remote play for many games compared to the ps4 which has every game compatible to do remote play. Another thing to take into consideration is the use for the vita , is it to play ps3 games or actual vita games. I personally just use my vita on the days where I don't wanna get up and get the ps4. Since it's a handheld system you will also have to buy a memory card only from sony so that's something to think about. I hope that helps
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Japanese imported Vitas do have O for confirm and X for back. You can't change that. But it's only for the main menu! If you're buying Western games, it isn't like that.I've gotten kind of used to it since the games still have O for back and X for confirm.