Just by a small one, (Or get a deal that gives you one.) then wait for the inevitable price drops.
the memory card pricing has really put me off buying one of these.
No, that isn't how it works. You buy the game for less on PSN and keep it forever or you buy a cart and carry the cart - remember that most games will probably have online passes over the next few years, reducing resale etc. Also think about your plan, how does that work with piracy? Copy the game to your memory stick and pass it on... never going to happen.Has it been mentioned / confirmed that if i buy a physical copy of a vita game, can i pop it in the system and download it on to the memory stick? Just wondering as i dnt want to carry around cartridges but if i ever sell the vita down the line, downloaded games will be lost altogeather in terms of money back etc
No, that isn't how it works. You buy the game for less on PSN and keep it forever or you buy a cart and carry the cart - remember that most games will probably have online passes over the next few years, reducing resale etc. Also think about your plan, how does that work with piracy? Copy the game to your memory stick and pass it on... never going to happen.
So if I want to go for Fifa and Uncharted (WiFi only) would the Morrisons deal still be the best? Is there a big price difference between 4GB and 8GB?
Thanks DBT85. Each thread in OCUK has a resident expert on the respective thread subject. Safe to say DBT85 is the PS Vita resident expert
Ok say I want Uncharted, 8GB and the WiFi only (with preorder pack), whats the best deal going at the moment? (Amazon or Plays I take it?)
Resistance Burning Skies has just been firmed up for 28th May, Zavvi and The Hut have this at £29.99 at present, I would pre order guys if you want this title as that price seems very generous, other retailers have released it on to their site at £38+
So tempted to get one but I keep telling myself I felt this way about the 3DS.
It’s really, really good.
But more than anything it’s clear that this is a game that’s designed for the ground up for the Vita and understands exactly how to make a game like this work for both short periods of time and extended sessions equally well. It’s bite-sized, sure, but you can quite happily spend a couple of hours with it before you’ve realised. And then somebody beats your score…
What makes a good mobile third person shooter? Ask Zipper, it looks like they’ve nailed it.