Its a real modern problem, but often there can be a battle for the TV and, if you can use another screen, then youre away. This is where the Vita steps up. Up to this point, these options have been a bit messy (virtual controllers on touchscreens or laptops with usb controllers fangled round a power brick), but the Vita gives you a self-contained unit with two thumbsticks, umpteen buttons and a fantastic screen with a wifi connection. This is sheer bliss for OnLive gamers (Id buy a Vita before Id buy the dedicated OnLive console) and provides a potentially huge addition to the Vitas library of games. OnLive streaming would get the Vita out of the handheld ghetto and bring proper console releases to the system.