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They look like memory cards, about an inch long and 2/3" wide, with a rounded edge.
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Do PSVitas have a disk tray?
No, the PSVita's games look more like memory cards, it does not use UMDs.
Can put games into the psvita?
Yes, the PSVita has physical games, small cartridges called PSVita Game Cards. The PSVita has a slot at the top for them.
Can the US PSVita play English PSVita games?
The PSVita is not region locked, a US PSVita can play an EU PSVita game as would be bought in the UK.
Is the PSVita going to use UMD's or downloaded games?
The PSVita does not use UMDs, your games either come on the new PSVita Game Cards, or are downloaded from the PSN.
Can you use torrent to download PSVita games?
You don't need to, PSVita games are downloaded straight from the PSN.
Can you download PS vita games on PSp?
No, the PSVita is a much more advanced console. Games made for PSVita are not compatible with a PSP.
Does the PSVita take standard PSP games?
No, it takes its own PSVita game cards. It is not compatible with PSP UMDs, but an increasing number of PSP games are being made available on the PSVita's PSN store.
Is a PlayStation Vita required to play PlayStation Vita games on the PlayStation TV?
The Playstation TV is pretty much a screenless PSVita. It can play a selection of compatible PSVita games and has a slot to insert them, as well as certain PSVita games on the PSN.
Where to go to download psvita games without psn or PC?
You can't run unsigned code on a PSVita, that means you need to download games from the PSN.
Can psp game can download to the psvita?
There is an increasing selection of PSP games available to purchase and download from the PSVita's PSN.
Do PSVita have a UMD Disc drive?
No, it does not. It uses its own game format, the games are on PSVita game cards, they're like memory sticks.
Where is the LiveArea screen on the PSVita?
The PSVita's graphical user interface, that series of scrolling screens with your games and apps, is what is meant by the LiveArea.
