In addition to the PlayStation Now, which enables streaming of PS3 games to the handheld, the Vita supports remote play from the PS4. This can be achieved in one of two ways. The first method allows players to connect remotely to their PS4 through the Vita via an internet connection, allowing the Vita to function as a secondary screen. The second method requires the Vita to connect to the PS4 directly by receiving a signal sent from the console and requires the handheld to remain within range.
Hit up some Destiny in bed or on the toilet just make sure the wifi connection is sturdy to minimize lag. Certain Vita games also support cross-save, allowing players to pick-up game progress on the Vita where they left off on the PS4 or PS3.
And let's not forget last year's launch of the PlayStation TV, which brings Vita games onto a TV screen. The PlayStation TV can read both physical Vita games and download digital games that have been purchased. While the PS TV may not be a necessary add-on to the Vita, it's nice to have the option to bring some of the handheld's more visually appealing games onto a larger screen.
With a library of games that make use of the system's hardware, a host of streaming capabilities, and the cross-save feature, the PlayStation Vita is a powerful handheld that offers expansive standalone experiences which are heightened when complemented with a PS4.
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