Sony Says Vita Has Long Term Anti-Piracy Plan

Thursday, 23 February 2012

Sony Says Vita Has Long Term Anti-Piracy Plan

One of the biggest problems for the PlayStation Portable handheld from Sony has been piracy, which has driven quite a few developers and publishers away from the platform, and the company says it has learned from its mistakes and has made the new Vita platform better protected against pirates in the long term. Sony says that since the d...

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