It's already here, for the games whose publishers have had certified for Remote Play on the Vita. The God of War Collection works. I've played it. So does the Ico and Shadow of the Colossus Collection, and God of War Origins. If course, all of those are ports of PS2 or PSP games, so they were pretty much guaranteed to work fine with Remote Play if anything would. Some other PS3 games work too, but not very many. Most game publishers don't see much benefit in spending more money to have games that they are no longer selling tested for Remote Play compatibility on the Vita. That doesn't make the publisher any more money. It will help Sony sell more Vitas, but game publishers don't make any money on Vita sales, so they don't care. At this point most of them have few, if any, games published on the Vita; so selling Vitas is Sony's problem as far as they are concerned. Even for new games that are still selling, publishers are not convinced that Vita Remote Play compatibility will sell enough extra copies of their game to cover the certification cost. Sony isn't desperate enough to sell Vitas to pay the cost of certifying third-party games, or even certify all of its own titles for Remote Play. Sony would rather spend the money making more Vita games. Not enabling streaming of PS3 games. If playing PS3 games on the Vita is what you purchased your Vita for, then you may have made a mistake by buying one.
GKP
