![]() ![]() ![]() If you look to start purchasing digital content or subscribe to a PlayStation+ membership, then the regular free offerings will quickly exceed 4GB card (eg, WipeOut 2048, Uncharted and Gravity Rush combined will not fit on the 4GB card). If you only plan to only play cartridge games, a 4GB card will suffice. So you cannot simply copy the contents of one card to another as you could in the past with the PSP. There is no such thing as a card reader for Vita memory cards and no indication that Sony will ever accommodate such an offering. The 1st of these three options (using USB) is probably the simplest from my experience but YMWV. You can perform a migration primarily by three methods at this time.ġ) Install the Sony Content Manager on your home computer, connect the Vita via USB or WiFi and backup the old card, then restore it to the new card (I believe there are a few games that are flagged to block backup, for these you will simply need to re-download them).Ģ) Use a PS3 for backup/restore (same issues as above).ģ) With PS+ membership you can backup some data to cloud storage from which you can restore to the new card and then re-download all your games. ![]() Yes, but it can be a tedious task (see below). As for migrating from a 4GB card to a larger size. Beyond that, you can also buy many digital only Vita games, PSP games, Mini's, PS1 classics, etc.Ģ) There is no internal memory for storing downloads and save files on your Vita, so the memory card is essential for using the system. All Vita games are available as digital download. ![]()
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