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PS Vita does not come equipped with internal storage, so you’ll need to buy a memory card with your unit, which will be available in various sizes ranging from 4GB to 32GB.

Confirmation of the pricing for the PlayStation Vita’s proprietary memory cards has broken cover. The news isn’t good; and those considering the purchase of a PS Vita will want to take this ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

The 4TB capacity doubles that of the largest microSD cards, earning it the title for the world's largest removable memory card. It's a giant leap from the 32MB of storage SD cards boasted in 1999.

PS Vita 64GB Memory Card announced. Paul Kelly / September 9, 2013. Written by – Paul Kelly. This morning, during its pre-TGS conference, Sony announced that the PlayStation Vita will be ...

PS Vita: Sony Promises Larger Memory Cards Are Inbound. Sony's UK & Ireland VP & Managing Director Fergal Gara talks the potential for larger storage cards and the issues of price and DLC for the ...

PS Vita’s Dedicated Memory Cards Were a Mistake, Says Shuhei Yoshida. January 16, 2025. By Michael Ruiz In a recent interview with Kinda Funny, former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida ...