PlayStation announced in March 2019 that their handheld gaming system, Sony PlayStation Vita, would stop manufacturing. Sony's reaction to the achievement of the Nintendo DS games class was intended to be the PS Vita. It didn't do that, though. In 2011, the PS Vita entered the market and managed to make around 15 million units of sales in the eight years for which it existed. You can see why Sony chose to concentrate completely on house computers PS3 and PS4 when you refer these figures to Nintendo Switch, which produced 35 million revenues in the first two years. Their decision to pull the plug is understandable when we do a side-by-side sales comparison:
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