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Secondly we have also indicated which games still require touch controls to play the game. First, wherever possible we have identified what games offer simultaneous multiplayer support. There are two additional things that we have done with this guide to help all of you looking to find the best buys for your PlayStation TV. However, if you haven’t already activated your PSTV for PlayStation Mobile then you won’t be able to use any times that you may have already downloaded to your PS Vita.

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To ensure that our guide is as complete as possible, we have also included PlayStation Mobile titles which Sony have failed to mention in relation to the PlayStation TV both in their marketing or their own official compatibility list and despite the format being removed from sale we wanted to include them here for completeness and accuracy. Sony’s official list has not been updated since November 2014 (and this fails to mention many of the nuances we have found with our own tests that we believe need bringing to your attention with many games) and many games listed on the PSN Store as being incompatible are actually compatible with the console (both of the Joe Danger games and the digital edition of Killzone: Mercenary, for example). One thing that we would like to stress is that you should not use the PlayStation Network Store or Sony’s previously published list as a definitive guide when it comes to PlayStation TV compatibility.

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Alternatively, once purchased you can access them on your PlayStation TV through the Store and checking your Download List where your purchases will be available.

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These are games that you will need to purchase on the web-based store or on a PS3 / Vita and then download them using a PS3 or PS Vita and access them by using your existing memory card on the PlayStation TV.

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There are titles listed here that we have logged as being compatible with the PlayStation TV that do not appear in the PSTV’s own version of the PSN Store which is missing a large number of available titles at present and isn’t representative of the full range available for the console. In addition we will also be testing all of the physical games released by Limited Run Games, Eastasiasoft and other publishers who specialise in short-run limited edition physical release games.

At the moment we do not know if compatability is locked to the version of the game itself or the region which the PSN account is registered to which is why we have pointed out these versions of the games that we have tested. These will happen if games are only released in physical form outside of the UK or if we have been unable to source / test a UK copy but we will endeavour to obtain a UK copy of the game as quickly as we can. There will be rare occasions where we will test international versions of games. There are many more games that do work in the EU but these are the ones that we have tested here at Vita Player and we will only include titles we have tested personally as a team. For AAA titles, where possible we have based our tests on physical copies rather than downloads from the PSN Store. Please note that all of the titles listed here are products released in the EU – there will be differences between territories in terms of PlayStation TV compatibility so please only use this as a rough guide if you live outside of the EU.

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When it comes to knowing what can be run on the console, here at Vita Player we’ll be testing as many titles as possible in order to bring you a “real world” checklist of what does and doesn’t work on the system and we’ll update this as often as we can as new games come along or patches are brought out making more titles compatible. There’s no getting away from the fact that the PlayStation TV has no touch screen or rear touch pad but there’s still a lot that will run quite happily either just with the DualShock 3 or DualShock 4 or by using the emulated pointer available or making use of the DualShock 4’s touchpad for games that do need touch controls.

While the PlayStation TV may essentially just be a PS Vita inside its casing, unfortunately it’s not capable of running every title that is available for Sony’s wonder handheld.