 This is Sean Hollister with The Verge and we're going to take a look at a PlayStation Vita 3G running on AT&T's network, running title Unit 13. My name's Ara and I'm associate producer on Unit 13. We're going to show it to you here on the PlayStation Vita. As you can see, we are connected to AT&T's network right now. We're going to go ahead and launch into Unit 13 here. You can see that it's all touch control, really cool. Some of the cool features about Vita that are pretty exclusive is the first handheld system to utilize two true analog sticks. We've also got a front-facing and a rear-facing camera on this thing. We have touchpad not only on the front, but we also have a touchpad in the rear. It also supports gyro technology. It also has the ability to connect via 3G, as you saw, and Wi-Fi as well. We do also have support for memory cards, so you can go anywhere from 4 all the way up to 64 gigabytes if you want. This game is very asynchronous, socially competitive, which means that, as you saw, the leaderboards are a very big part of this game. It's the type of game where you and your friends challenge each other to see who can get the best scores. If I unlock the 180-star guy, I can actually share that to you on my PSN friends list and then you can play it for like three hours. You have three hours or so to play it once, even if you haven't unlocked it. The six different operatives all have unique scoring capabilities, so as you level them up, their scores vary based on what their specialties are. We also have chaining together for headshots, for melee kills, for staying stealth for a certain period. You can even get extra bonuses for stuff like blowing up mines and killing an enemy with it. We're actually releasing globally around the same time, so when it comes out here, it's going to be coming out relatively in the same period of time for you.