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PlayStation Vita And PSP Memory Card Price Comparison

Just Push Start: Sony has now released the RRP for the PlayStation Vita cards and it’s surprisingly cheaper most people think. Even cheaper than the memory stick pro duos for the original PSP.

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gaffyh4792d ago

Considering the price of Flash memory has dropped drastically, those memory cards are firstly too small and secondly still too expensive.

A great BUSINESS idea not to include built in flash memory, and money grab by forcing the use of memory cards on some games... you NEED to have one, so theVita will cost more than the $299 they're stating.

I BET one year from the release they will have another SKU with 4-8GB built in storage.

Micro_Sony4792d ago (Edited 4792d ago )

I am not buying any Sony products until the stop supporting the SOPA bill.

Same goes for Nintendo,EA or which ever other company that is in support.

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Sony Playstation Vita Cracked

Carl Williams writes, "The Sony Playstation Vita is a marvelous hand held gaming device. I personally don’t own one, yet, but I have been fortunate enough to borrow some here and there from friends over the years. The PS Vita is also a bane for many independent developers that want to release games for it as it has not been opened up. Until now. The first release of a new crack that opens the Sony Playstation Vita to independent developers is finally here. Only took what, four or five years?"

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Project Morpheus PlayStation Vita Integration Confirmed

VRFocus: Back in May of this year, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe’s (SCEE) Simon Benson hinted at the possibility that the PlayStation Vita may be part of the long-term plan for Project Morpheus. Since then, a member of Benson’s team at SCEE London Studios has gone one further, confirming that the handheld console is already being used internally.

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PS Vita's future 'unclear outside of Japan', says Sony boss

Sony Computer Entertainment head Andrew House has admitted that the PS Vita's future is uncertain outside of Japan.

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