PS Plus filled my 32GB card. If you get a Vita and PS Plus (something I higly recommend) and plans to get ALL free games, It's better to get a 64GB card or get a 32GB and them buy a second one latter and keep both. I commited the mistake of getting my Vita with a 4GB card and buying an 8GB one. I'm planning now to use my 32GB and my 8GB card at the same time until both are full and I grab a 32 or 64 one.

Keep in mind that my only two digital games are PS All-stars and Muramasa. The rest is PS Plus. AAA games usually range between 1.5 to 3GB, while the indies are pretty small. I don't think Vita or its games are expensive, but the cards surelly are.

Well, that would actually fill the 8GB card.

Probably twice over tbh.

Nothing stops the 3ds though.

but we should see a slight increases in vita sales for the very least!!!

I can't quote on works crappy computer.

@ Conina, you got a bargain there, but even that is 50 euros (throw in p&p and its gonna be approx 54 euro)

@ torok, i downloaded that bargain bin international snooker game, and even that was 1.2GB, sorry to hear about you buying a 8GB, especially knowing how quickly that thing will fill up.

@ mikerox

The mega packs were cheaper, had more games and more importantly.......... a 16GB card.

So i agree, they were ALL better than this deal.

3DS has models far cheaper than the XL, this surely helps it, obviously together with its game library and its exclusives. PSV production cost was ~$160 in January 2012, and back then it used a more expensive tech for the screen, by now, using many then mid-high, now mid-low-range phone components, with prices that drop even faster than PC ones, it could almost surely be sold at 150 euros with a medium-small sized mem card and one first party game without losing money, 2DS can be sold at even less, it has lower spec components, but it has two screens.

2DS only has one screen. It's just the plastic case which divides it into two.

That said the 3DS XL is hideously overpriced for what you get. In the UK at least, a Vita with a few games and memory card generally runs to the same as a standard 3DS system (about £140-150). Then the XL costs significantly more depending on the edition (£180-200).

2DS is the cheapest of all though, that's frequently £90 with a game like Pokemon making the actual console cost about £60 which is a fantastic price for parents to get their kids one.

Sony have kind of attempted to gear up more for the younger audience, but the cost of entry is just that bit too high for that market even if you are getting far better value through the bundling. I'm hoping E3 will bring a price drop, they really need to try crack £120 in high street shops to be able to stand a chance of competing for the family market.

The two Invizimals games, Little Big Planet, Tearaway, PS Vita Pets, Sly Cooper, Ratchet & Clank, LEGO games etc give it enough games for that audience. It's just still got an "adult" entry price.

I never played the 10 games who came with my mega pack, so just the game would have made me get this Pack even without memory card, I got my 32GB memory for 45€ on play asia.

And we should compare this pack with the boderland2 pack because there are the only one including the vita slim, there are poeple who realy find the slim better than the Oled due to the dimension the batterie and the extra 1GB internal memory.

Too bad it doenst release outside europe, i see so much people spiting on this awesome bundle