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Or I could just tell you about Sony’s PlayStation Vita memory cards, which now have sticker prices, courtesy GameStop. They’ll sell for $30 to $120, looks like: $30 for 4GB, $45 for 8GB, $70 ...

Vita's proprietary memory card format has been priced, and people are not going to be pleased. ... Andrew Yoon posted a new article, PS Vita memory cards priced: $30 to $120.

Of course, the problem with that is Sony's proprietary memory cards are pretty expensive, with a 4GB card costing around $20 at most places. Most PS Vita owners don't use multiple PSN accounts on ...

Written by – Paul Kelly This morning, during its pre-TGS conference, Sony announced that the PlayStation Vita will be receiving a larger Memory Card with a 64GB capacity, double the current ...

Well for one thing, a fully functional PlayStation memory card. But more importantly, a memory card with a USB interface that allows you to backup your saved games to the computer.

The latest firmware update for Sony’s PlayStation Vita introduces a new, unadvertised restriction: the system now locks Vita memory cards to a single PlayStation Network account. That’s a new ...

The bad news is you still have to buy a new proprietary memory card for your PS Vita. The good news is it won't cost as much as originally feared. Of course, the better news would be that you didn ...

When a game says that it requires a Memory Card to save, you actually need to have a Memory Card inserted from the start in order to play the game.” Tags: PS Vita Related stories from TSA ...

“People have to spend more money to get the memory card.” He also lumps in the back touchpad, and OLED as potential factors for the PS Vita’s inevitable demise, albeit for different reasons.