PlayStation Vita in the personal archive
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The PlayStation Vita is a handheld game console represented in the personal archive of Ko Yamasaki.
Within this encyclopedia it is treated as an identity object: a device whose meaning exceeds its ordinary product classification.
Place in the personal archive[edit]
The Vita is one of the first objects selected for this encyclopedia and is therefore classified as a high-importance identity article.
It connects handheld hardware, games, interface design, internet access, and personal memory.
For the main biographical article, see Ko Yamasaki.
Hardware and interface[edit]
The system combines a display, analogue sticks, buttons, cameras, and touch input.
A layout diagram is included as a technical reference. It does not identify the exact model associated with Yamasaki.
Memories and software[edit]
The full list of games, applications, online services, modifications, and memories has not yet been documented.
Future additions should record approximate periods, the source of the memory, and connections to articles such as Yo-kai Watch and Internet history of Ko Yamasaki.
Interactive archive[edit]
This article has an associated exhibit that temporarily leaves the ordinary encyclopedia interface.
The exhibit is inspired by handheld interface design and currently functions as a placeholder for future personal material.
See also[edit]
Editorial TODOs
These gaps are explicit so that unverified biographical or project details are not invented.
- Confirm the Vita model or models associated with the subject.
- Add acquisition and use dates.
- Add games, applications, photographs, and first-person memories supplied by the subject.
