PSP or Vita

Gaming on the Playstation and Xbox Platforms
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MrHealthy
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Re: PSP or Vita

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irixith wrote:Great tip -- I'm only one month into my plus subscription, and had no idea about that.
You only need to make sure you "buy" it and that its in your download history. So you can do it through the web store as well. No downloading / cancelling required.
flex wood wrote:I hate downloading stuff it takes forever. Well used to, I'm staying at my dads house now and he's got fiber optic (first block in my city to get fiber actually.) Is there a way around having to redownload games? I mean is there a way to back up the games to your playstation or computer and transfer them to the vita? It would take less time I'm guessing and wouldn't eat bandwidth.
There is a Vita to USB cable (same cable that you use to charge with) that allows you to backup to PS3 and PC. You will need to download some software for your PC to manage your files though.
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SpaceBooger wrote: Made a deal to get a PSP with a 4gb card, Kingdom Hearts, Lunar, Peace Walker, Lego Batman, and Jeanne D'arc.

I do have PS+ and notice the Megaman Maverick Hunters (according to the Sony PSN site) free game is PSP compatible, so PS+ may score me a couple games in the future.
Those are solid games that DS don't have, and sadly a couple of those are not available on PSN.

With PS+, the first payment of USD $50 for 1-year is well worth it! I got LBP2, KoF:XIII for free on PS3 (as long as I am with PS+), and I got Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus and Uncharted: Golden Abyss for free on Vita. I mean, if you always budget your self to buy just one game per month, you should consider the PS+ service, especially you have both PS3 and Vita.
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