Not expecting much heat here but might be good for someone who has stock nearby and some vouchers to get rid off.
Since CEX pricing is not that great for buying (except some deals posted lately) and no point of keeping these century long vouchers, you can get something useful for your console.
You can also spend your store vouchers online now, as a payment method.
Please bear in mind there is a £2.5 delivery charge - so £27.50 if you need to have it delivered
Now £32.50 delivered, price has changed
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Dsync to someguy003
10 Dec 1517#2
Pretty sure the staff have been told to stop doing that.
someguy003
10 Dec 159#1
I just sell in CEX then get the hell out of there before I get stabbed.
Latest comments (27)
mattbrfc
3 Jan 16#27
Ordered this and reviewed it between Xmas and new year. Set it up but not properly tested it yet. Come boxed, although it was a bit tatty, the pstv looks in pretty good nick. Although it did have someone else's PlayStation network ID signed into it so I did a full reset. The vita games came brand new and still sealed.
As others have said you will need a vita memory card which are stupidly expensive. The built in 1gb will fill up pretty quick if you are playing vita and Psone games.
The set up is the same as the vita. Would of loved a ps4 similar set up but it's still easy to navigate. Although I've not tested playing a streamed ps4 game it did connect to my ps4 pretty quick via wifi and could navigate the menus pretty lag free but it all does depend on your own set up
Hope this helps anyone
charliewhiskey
29 Dec 15#24
Showing as £30 now, still a good deal. Anyone know if these are with box, CEX usually state if it is or not but hasn't here.
mieciux to charliewhiskey
30 Dec 15#26
hard to say. It is a gamble with them. Sometimes you get brand new seal item, other time it has major marks. Good thing now is that you can return it at store as well within 14 days
delusion
29 Dec 15#25
The vouchers last a millennium rather than a century, I wonder what you'll be able to get from Cex in 3015!
I had a spare Wii u pro controller and got this pstv straight swap. Still trying to get it to perform as well as a steamlink
danjames922
11 Dec 15#23
Made me laugh way more than I should have!
mieciux
11 Dec 15#22
Even the greatest minds are sometimes shortsighted. MiniDisc, memory sticks and now playstation memory cards.
clemo1981
10 Dec 15#9
one thing to note as I found out. you will need a Sony brand ps vita memory card which are stupidly expensive. taking 65 cheapest for a 64gb one. they micro sd don't work
bit annoying and it won't log into my ps4 from downstairs to my bedroom from a plugged extender
vig1lante to clemo1981
10 Dec 15#13
Try changing the connection type from Direct to Use Wifi or visa versa. Lots of people reported this as a main issue when launched.
It's essentially a Vita without the screen and mine used to work fine 2 stories up from the router.
Battenberg to clemo1981
11 Dec 15#21
Cheers, that decided whether or not this was worth it for me. Why on earth would they insist on pulling that again with PSTV when people are clearly not thrilled about not being able to use regular SD cards on the vita?
Gamer_U
11 Dec 151#20
That's it!
As long as it's HDish stuff it looks pretty good. PS1 and PSP look decent too if you're not picky about graphics.
evilmingdoctor
11 Dec 15#19
picked up one from Crewe today - just setting it up - bought mainly just to play persona 4 golden on my tv - seems to work well and looks good on a bigger screen :smiley:
clemo1981
11 Dec 15#18
I tried both thanks, still tells me weak connection then doesnt go any further
delusion
10 Dec 151#17
Yeh it likely wouldn't be, but it's doable.
They are also officially developing remote play for PC, I'm waiting for that personally. Just hope I can get it working on Steam link
haritori
10 Dec 15#16
not exactly official, i doubt the experience would be as good as a PSTV streaming to a 32" TV somehow :smile:
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Since CEX pricing is not that great for buying (except some deals posted lately) and no point of keeping these century long vouchers, you can get something useful for your console.
You can also spend your store vouchers online now, as a payment method.
Please bear in mind there is a £2.5 delivery charge - so £27.50 if you need to have it delivered
Now £32.50 delivered, price has changed
Top comments
Latest comments (27)
As others have said you will need a vita memory card which are stupidly expensive. The built in 1gb will fill up pretty quick if you are playing vita and Psone games.
The set up is the same as the vita. Would of loved a ps4 similar set up but it's still easy to navigate. Although I've not tested playing a streamed ps4 game it did connect to my ps4 pretty quick via wifi and could navigate the menus pretty lag free but it all does depend on your own set up
Hope this helps anyone
I had a spare Wii u pro controller and got this pstv straight swap. Still trying to get it to perform as well as a steamlink
bit annoying and it won't log into my ps4 from downstairs to my bedroom from a plugged extender
It's essentially a Vita without the screen and mine used to work fine 2 stories up from the router.
As long as it's HDish stuff it looks pretty good. PS1 and PSP look decent too if you're not picky about graphics.
They are also officially developing remote play for PC, I'm waiting for that personally. Just hope I can get it working on Steam link
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/playstation-tv-29-85-shopto-2329986
You either paid less or you bought it cheaper btw, but I doubt it :stuck_out_tongue:
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