Buying a new gaming device is always exciting, but it's important to be prepared to avoid any unpleasant surprises. Before you purchase that new PlayStation Vita, make sure you understand everything you need to get started. The Models & Features The PS Vita is available in two models: the 3G/Wi-Fi model and the Wi-Fi only model. The 3G/Wi-Fi model is more expensive, but it allows you to connect to the internet and play games online. The Wi-Fi only model is less expensive, but it only allows you to connect to the internet when you are in range of a Wi-Fi network. Both models of the PS Vita come with a variety of features, including: A 5-inch touchscreen displayA dual-analog stickA rear touchpadA front-facing cameraA microphoneBluetooth connectivityNear Field Communication (NFC) The Games: You can buy PS Vita games as digital downloads (via PlayStation Network) or on physical game cards from stores like GameStop....

Wondering how to determine whether your NES game is a first print? Not to be discouraging but, uh, good luck with that. There’s no “rule of thumb” when determining the first print status of NES games. The process and details are different for each game. Furthermore, this valuable info may be hard to come by, guarded as trade secrets by shrewd investors. It may also be unknown and/or highly disputed. More importantly, does it even matter if your NES game is a first print? And what is a first print anyway? Ha! We’ve now gone full circle, back to “how to determine if your NES game is a first print.” These points are just a light sampling of the chaos and confusion—the maddening rabbit hole of buying and selling first-print NES games. The good news is, we’ve done our research and compiled all the answers you need to shed some light...