Vita Gets A Free Sketching App In The Form Of Paint Park

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The PlayStation Vita got its own sketching application this week, and for free at that. Sony released Paint Park, an app that lets you use the Vita touchscreen to sketch and doodle, as well as modify photos that you take with the Vita cameras.

 

In summer, Sony plan to release more free apps. Treasure Park will let you create your own apps to send to your friends as challenges and Wake-Up Club will turn your Vita into an alarm clock that can sync with other Vita owners who set their alarms for the same time.


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