PlayStation Vita grip accessories

[amoney1999]

Same here, but having had a conversation with one of the devs, the back touch on LBPV has a certain amount of 'intelligence' (if that word can be attributed to a piece of plastic... why did Michael Jackson just pop into my head?) It recognises when you have had you hand touching it for a while and automatically assumes you do not want to use it.

Yes, I know. Its really annoying cause I't just doing something, then suddenly this command that I didn't choose to use happens. I guess I'll have to wait for christmas to get one of these.

[SSTAGG1]

Thanks for the reviews!

I've been planning to get the PS Vita when LBP Vita comes out, but I've got rather long fingers and wide palms, which made playing the PSP nearly impossible for any length of time.

I was worried I'd have similar issues, though for $25, the Nyko seems like an excellent buy.

[amoney1999]

I'd buy the Nyko, but I only have $5 on me

[Taffey]

I was worried I'd have similar issues, though for $25, the Nyko seems like an excellent buy.

The Nyko is an absolute no-brainer buy. It'd be worth it for twice the price.

[Super_Clone]

I highly doubt this, but are any of these grips compatible with the various cases available? A grip seems like a worthy investment, but I'm also funny about protecting stuff like that, so if I'm going to have to choose, chances are I'm going to choose the case.

[Taffey]

I highly doubt this, but are any of these grips compatible with the various cases available? A grip seems like a worthy investment, but I'm also funny about protecting stuff like that, so if I'm going to have to choose, chances are I'm going to choose the case.

Yeah none of these grips would be compatible with any case. I just leave mine in the grip at home, and when it's time to hit the road with it I take it out and use the case instead.

[GribbleGrunger]

Yeah none of these grips would be compatible with any case. I just leave mine in the grip at home, and when it's time to hit the road with it I take it out and use the case instead.

How solid is the Nyko grip and how does it clip onto the Vita? Any worries about damaging or scratching the casing? How do the triggers feel and how does it work?

I'm thinking of getting this one now.

[amoney1999]

I'm asking for one for christmas! then I don't have to buy it!

[GribbleGrunger]

Game Guys review - Nyko PS Vita Power Grip

http://www.news10.net/entertainment/...ita-Power-Grip

[fullofwin]

Cool, I'll order one as soon as Amazon has one in stock.

[GribbleGrunger]

Another great review of the Powergrip: http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2012/...-vita-hold-on/

[fullofwin]

I did get the Nyko grip, btw. Form-factor is just as comfortable as CTA grip...maybe a iittle better since it's more substantial and screw holes are better hidden. Don't have much 1st hand experience on how long the battery really lasts as I haven't been using the Vita much. Extra battery+not blocking any ports makes this a really nice grip. Anyone want a CTA grip?

[amoney1999]

I did get the Nyko grip, btw. Form-factor is just as comfortable as CTA grip...maybe a iittle better since it's more substantial and screw holes are better hidden. Don't have much 1st hand experience on how long the battery really lasts as I haven't been using the Vita much. Extra battery+not blocking any ports makes this a really nice grip. Anyone want a CTA grip?

Darn it your lucky. I have to save up for 3 weeks (I got an allowance), and so I have 15, but then will get another 15 during the following 3 weeks.

[qwerty123456]

I have the same"trigger grip" that has plenty of pictures on this forum already. It works very well, also allows for charging without removing, easy to remove and replace, durable, adds triggers instead of bumbers, and cost around $14.99 at best buy. I would highly recommend it over any others (Though it's also the only one I tried I tried so yeah...)

[amoney1999]

I went to Best Buy the other day and held one of the trigger grips. It was kinda hard to push down the triggers, and your fingers barely held onto the grip.