And definitely for worse: The Vita’s memory card format is proprietary. So you’ll need to buy a card from Sony, probably the 16GB or 32GB options to handle all the full games you’ll end up ...

If you're waiting eagerly for February to come to get your hands on a shiny new PS Vita, then you already know that one of the items that you absolutely must purchase alongside it is a Memory Card ...

GameStop listing for first-party PS Vita memory cards lists 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB cards starting at US$30 and going to US$120; other Sony accessories revealed.

PS Vita memory cards priced: ... The 8GB card is priced at $44.99; the 16GB card is $69.99; and the 32GB card is $119.99. Anger over these prices will undoubtedly be palpable.

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 ...

Most notable is the 16 GB one, which is selling for only $19.99--a 67% price drop from the normally $59.99 card: The 36 GB memory card is selling for $75.06; the 4 GB at $13.25 and the 8 GB at $18.30.

That means our 16GB card, which will cost £39.99 to buy at launch, is only going to host a handful of quality games before we’re forced to either buy an additional memory card, or purchase ...

You can either opt to pick up the PS Vita system with the games and a 16GB memory card for €199.99 or get an 8GB or 16GB memory card with a PlayStation Store voucher for the games for €44.99 ...

4 GB memory cards are going down from 2,095 yen to 1,480 yen, 8 GB from 3,048 yen to 1,980 yen, 16 GB from 5,238 yen to 3,780 yen, and 32 GB from 9,048 yen to 6,480 yen. This matches price cuts we ...

The fact that PlayStation Vita lacks internal storage sounds bizarre, particularly in a world where the $199 iPhone 4S comes with 16GB of memory. At the same time, it's typical of Sony. The ...