PS Vita UK game and accessory prices revealed
But not 32GB card at launch
Sony has officially announced UK and European prices for PS Vita accessories and games, but also revealed no 32GB memory card will be available at launch.
A launch line-up of 25 games has been unveiled for the US, but not the full final list for PAL regions (Europe, New Zealand and Australia).
We have been offered a price list for the first-party games from Sony itself; and you'll be expected to fork out up to a staggering £55 for some.
Memory hog?
With the pricings comes the news that the largest of the official memory cards (32GB) is not coming to the PAL regions at launch.
"At this time we are not planning to launch with the 32GB Vita Memory Card," said Sony's PS Vita European Product Manager Adam Grant.
That means the options are a 4GB, 8GB or 16GB card for your sparkly new handheld ahead of the PS Vita UK, US and PAL release date of 22 February.
First-Party games:
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Uncharted: Golden Abyss - €49.99/£44.99/$69.95 AUD/$89.95 NZD
ModNation Racers: Road Trip - €39.99/£34.99/$54.95 AUD/$69.95 NZD
Everybody's Golf - €39.99/£34.99/$54.95 AUD/$69.95 NZD
WipEout 2048 - €39.99/£34.99/$54.95 AUD/$69.95 NZD
Unit 13 - €39.99/£34.99/$54.95 AUD/$69.95 NZD
Little Deviants - €29.99/£24.99/$39.95 AUD/$54.95 NZD
Reality Fighters - €29.99/£24.99/$39.95 AUD/$54.95 NZD
Memory Cards:
4Gb Memory Card - €19.99/£17.99/$26.95 AUD/$34.95 NZD
8Gb Memory Card - €34.99/£31.99/$44.95 AUD/$59.95 NZD
16Gb Memory Card - €49.99/£44.99/$64.95 AUD/$84.95 NZD
Peripherals:
AC adaptor - €9.99/£8.99/$12.95 AUD/$16.95 NZD
Portable charger - €49.99/£44.99/$64.95 AUD/$84.95 NZD
USB cable - €9.99/£8.99/$12.95 AUD/$16.95 NZD
In-ear headset - €19.99/£17.99/$26.95 AUD/$34.95 NZD
Starter kit - €24.99/ £21.99/$34.95 AUD/$44.95 NZD
Travel kit - €29.99/ £25.99/$39.95 AUD/$49.95 NZD
Via CVG
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