Through GameStop, Sony has finally revealed the prices for the memory cards required to store data on its upcoming Vita handheld. Warning: your wallets may cry.
GameStop recently updated their online store with several new items, including the memory cards for the Vita. Along with the product listings came prices for the products in question. The pricing for memory cards are as follows:
4GB – $29.99
8GB – $44.99
16GB – $69.99
32GB – $119.99
Considering that one can buy a 4GB SD card for around $6, Sony’s pricing for the memory cards can easily be declared ridiculous.
Source: TechnoBuffalo
What's your reaction?
LOL
0%
Cheers
0%
What!?
0%
Meh...
0%
Sad
0%
RAGE!
0%
Rumor: Nintendo Recalling Basic Wii U Systems from Store Shelves
Nintendo is seemingly asking for stores to take the basic Wii U system off of their shelves, but why?
The Last Story Gets a North American Release Date, Pre-order Bonus
RPG fans who have been waiting patiently for a North American release date for Mistwalker’s latest epic need not wait any longer. XSEED has confirmed that The Last Story will be hitting North American shores on August 14, 2012. Gamers who pre-order [...]
GameStop Drops 3DS Price
GameStop has cut the price of new 3DS systems to $149.99 on its website today: a $20 price slash. As of now, all other retailers are selling the system for its normal $169.99 price. Could this be a Nintendo price cut to combat Vita? Or just a special [...]
comments
If anything having memory cards feels like a massive step backward. Granted the PSP used memory stick duo, but those were relatively cheap. iPods and iPhones have large amounts of internal memory and are notably smaller than the vita which makes me wonder why Sony wouldn’t follow suite.