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.

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 ...

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 ...

As part of today’s Sony Conference 2013 for Japan, Sony announced lower prices for all existing Playstation Vita memory cards, as well as a new iteration at 64 GB.. 4 GB memory cards are going ...

Funny that of all the various ports included on the PlayStation 3's front, not one of them is for the PS1 and PS2 memory cards. If you want to use your saved games on the PS3, you need to buy a ...

Sony loves to have control of their own media formats: Beta, DAT, Minidisc, MemoryStick, Universal Media Disc, MemoryStick Micro, and more. When they released the PS Vita they used a format that wa… ...

The 8GB memory card is listed as $49.99 but it, too, should be corrected to $39.99. Sony revealed earlier this week that Gamers wanting to use multiple PSN accounts on one PS Vita device would ...

Some PS Vita Games Will Require A Memory Card To Save By Shane McGlaun Oct. 21, 2011 6:04 am EST The launch of the PS Vita is getting close and we already know all the details on the new portable ...

Along with the PlayStation Vita dropping to $199, Sony has officially discounted the prices for the handheld’s memory cards. The new prices are as follows: 4GB – $14.99 (from $19.99) 8GB ...

To save PlayStation 2 or PSone games on the PlayStation 3, you'll need to create a Internal Memory Card for that system. By heading into the Game heading in the Cross Media Bar, you'll find an ...

The latest PlayStation Vita firmware update giveth, and also taketh away. The 1.80 software update, released on Tuesday, locks Vita memory cards to a single PlayStation Network account.