PS4-Vita Remote Play promoted because 'people don't have four
eyes'  One of the nifty features Sony showed off during
yesterday's Gamescom conference was the ability to use Vita to
play PS4 games. Using "Remote Play," someone could start a game
on PS4 and then continue it on Vita. Although showcased with
Assassin's Creed 4, it's a feature that's largely mandatory for
every game on Sony's new console.  Wii U has the same ability to
do off-TV play. But, Nintendo's focus has largely been on
creating new gaming experiences with asymmetric dual-screen
play. Microsoft's push for SmartGlass also has players keeping
tabs on two screens. Sony says that's the wrong approach because
"people don't have four eyes."  Speaking to CVG, Sony Worldwide
Studios head Shuhei Yoshida discussed their experience with
dual-screen gaming with LittleBigPlanet's Cross-Controller
support. "It's kind of interesting, but you have to tell people
when to watch the portable and watch the TV, but people don't
have four eyes! So I think that's