Sony has priced the PlayStation Vita at just over £220, without 3G.
Sony has unveiled a rough release date and pricing for the upcoming handheld console formerly known as the NGP, now known as the
PlayStation Vita.
The new console is set to release this Autumn, according to an announcement made during Sony's E3 2011 press conference.
The PlayStation Vita will be available in two models; one which is WiFi only and one that boasts both 3G and WiFi. The WiFi model will cost €249.99 (£223 GBP), while the 3G version will cost €299.99 (£268 GBP).
In the US the prices will be the same, but in dollars. AT&T is the exclusive 3G carrier in the US too.
Sony made some other announcements regarding the PlayStation Vita, including that Irrational is working on adapting the BioShock franchise for the Vita and that
CCP is extending it's PS3 exclusive, Dust 514, to the platform too.
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12 Comments
Discuss in the forums ReplyUh, no it doesn't. It can just run its data through phone networks if you buy the right model. Although I guess there might be a skype app for it somewhere down the line. OH WAIT, MS bought that. So no phoning with the Vita.
I'll buy one on launch. So long PSP!
Because the press conference made no mention of £.
$249.99 and $299
249euro and 299euro
24980 yen and 29980yen
More likely they are going to try and make it £249 and £299...
http://www.game.co.uk/PSP/Sony-PlayStation-Vita-Wi-Fi-Version/~r355209/?s=vita
but if it comes out with the full fat version of the PS3 titles I will definitely buy one at some point
Wi-Fi Model: 24,980 Yen (including tax), $249 and euro 249
3G/Wi-Fi Model: 29,980 Yen (including tax), $299 and euro 299