PlayStation® General

[PS_Vita21]

About how long would a 4g card last if I got one. I will be playing online black ops assasians creed and stuff...

[glaciusx25]

The Vita doesn't support 4g.

Unless you mean like an external mobile hotspot

[Asphaltum]

I think he means 4GB card. Not very long, unfortunately.

[glaciusx25]

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Asphaltum wrote:

I think he means 4GB card. Not very long, unfortunately.

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Well if he only got retail games it would work okay.

To a point at least. It's a decent starting point.

[Asphaltum]

No I agree, especially if you're low on cash. I started with a 4GB card, but after a week it was full, then I went to an 8GB card, filled it shortly after, finally i went with the 32. Now that's full. Can't wait for 64GB.

[hawkeystar]

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PS_Vita21 wrote:
About how long would a 4g card last if I got one. I will be playing online black ops assasians creed and stuff...

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If you are going to download both those games on the one 4gb card, well both games wont fit. Soooo... choose one game.

[ProfessorGerbik]

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PS_Vita21 wrote:
About how long would a 4g card last if I got one. I will be playing online black ops assasians creed and stuff...

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If you buy both the physical copies of the game the 4GB card won't matter at all, if you plan on downloading games it should be pretty much common sense you can only fit one.

I mean honestly you probably should just buy the phsyical copies of both those games. For one, AC3: Liberations is a single player game mainly and buying that digitally just to delete it once you complete it seems like a waste, two CoD: Declassified comes with a free voucher for a free game, if you are in NA.

If you buy CoD: Declassified digitally you will not get the free game and it cost just the same, so I see no sense in downloading that either.

About the only things I am putting on my memory card is Jet Set Radio and Frobisher which is already on it, Ecolibrium would be lovely but I am starting to lose hope it will even come to NA at all..