It can play any PSP game that is available on the Vita's PSN store. More games are being made available though it does not have access to the full PSP library just yet.
The PSP 2, or NGP, will not have a UMD drive, so any games you have in UMD format will not be playable on the PSP 2. However, any games that you have downloaded on your PSP 3000 can be transferred to the new PSP.
The PSVita does not support the PSP UMD games, but does support a very large percentage of digital PSP game purchases.
Yes, but not with the PSP's Universal Media Disk (UMD). You can download them off of the Playstation Store, though. The PS Vita will have a different form of media that Playstation says is better and can store more memory.
No, it does not. It uses its own game format, the games are on PSVita game cards, they're like memory sticks.
The Playstation TV is pretty much a screenless PSVita. It can play a selection of compatible PSVita games and has a slot to insert them, as well as certain PSVita games on the PSN.
yes u can
If you are talking about the (UMD) It's no but download games yes
No, it takes its own PSVita game cards. It is not compatible with PSP UMDs, but an increasing number of PSP games are being made available on the PSVita's PSN store.
No, the PSVita is a much more advanced console. Games made for PSVita are not compatible with a PSP.
The PSP 2, or NGP, will not have a UMD drive, so any games you have in UMD format will not be playable on the PSP 2. However, any games that you have downloaded on your PSP 3000 can be transferred to the new PSP.
There is an increasing selection of PSP games available to purchase and download from the PSVita's PSN.
The PSVita does not have an optical drive so PSP UMD cartridges cannot be played on it. However many PSP titles from the PSN can be played on it.
The PSVita does not support the PSP UMD games, but does support a very large percentage of digital PSP game purchases.
It has no UMD slot, but some PSP games on the PSN are compatible.
The PSVita is not region locked, a US PSVita can play an EU PSVita game as would be bought in the UK.
Yes, but not with the PSP's Universal Media Disk (UMD). You can download them off of the Playstation Store, though. The PS Vita will have a different form of media that Playstation says is better and can store more memory.
Not all PSP games are available for the PSVita in the Vita's PSN, but if you have a PSP Go and all the Go's games are available for the PSVita, there's not much point keeping the Go.