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- Apr 30, 2023
I dont have any worries about the hardware failing any time soon. But then I personally just buy two of anything I value just in case, which is how I have two Vitas and a PSTV.I kinda feel the Vita is old enough for people to start worrying about the reliability of the hardware, especially on second hand units. It launched in 2012 and was discontinued in 2019 so the units available in the wild are 5 years old in the best case scenario and 12 years old at worst and that doesn't take into account the wear and tear of the remaining units.
Once this old hardware gives up the ghost emulation will be the only way to play the Vita's game library. (And in Sony's infinite wisdom they have not made the Vita's library playable on any other PlayStation console)
Last I checked Vita3K is compatible with nearly 60% of all the games and progress on the emulator is ongoing.
Now the 3DS I have some concerns about, of the 10 I own two are giving me odd crashes that point to probable NAND failure.
But yeah I would take a modded Vita over owning a PS5 any day and I really only use mine for Vita games not PSP, PS1, or homebrew emulators.