I've just seen it on news sites like that and I didn't see any when the vita was announced, so either me and them are late to the party, or we've just started to see them.Narayan said:i think this was already known before... when the NGP was announced
I know, I'm just calling the NGP "Vita" now since the name is out. I'm not referring to when it was announced as vita. And if you can, could you find any pictures of the cartridges for when it was announced in Japan?Narayan said:not when it was officially announced as Vita, it was when it was announced as NGP. in japan... i think.
i'll have to dig deep in the USN... might help if someone know when was it posted...KirbyBoy said:I know, I'm just calling the NGP "Vita" now since the name is out. I'm not referring to when it was announced as vita. And if you can, could you find any pictures of the cartridges for when it was announced in Japan?Narayan said:not when it was officially announced as Vita, it was when it was announced as NGP. in japan... i think.
I guess you can always use the search, though I don't know if it will work or not because it isn't for me.Narayan said:i'll have to dig deep in the USN... might help if someone know when was it posted...KirbyBoy said:I know, I'm just calling the NGP "Vita" now since the name is out. I'm not referring to when it was announced as vita. And if you can, could you find any pictures of the cartridges for when it was announced in Japan?Narayan said:not when it was officially announced as Vita, it was when it was announced as NGP. in japan... i think.
Neo_Ch!p said:I wonder how much memory it holds, perhaps max of 8gb as well as the 3DS. Looks similar to a PS2 memory card, waitaminute...
KirbyBoy said:6:36AM Uses flash cards for games -- it looks like an SD card, but there's a curve to it that might suggest it's proprietary.Narayan said:http://www.engadget.com/liveblog/live-from...&refresh=60KirbyBoy said:I guess you can always use the search, though I don't know if it will work or not because it isn't for me.Narayan said:not when it was officially announced as Vita, it was when it was announced as NGP. in japan... i think.
I know, I'm just calling the NGP "Vita" now since the name is out. I'm not referring to when it was announced as vita. And if you can, could you find any pictures of the cartridges for when it was announced in Japan?
i'll have to dig deep in the USN... might help if someone know when was it posted...
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Narayan said:KirbyBoy said:6:36AM Uses flash cards for games -- it looks like an SD card, but there's a curve to it that might suggest it's proprietary.Narayan said:http://www.engadget.com/liveblog/live-from...&refresh=60KirbyBoy said:I guess you can always use the search, though I don't know if it will work or not because it isn't for me.Narayan said:not when it was officially announced as Vita, it was when it was announced as NGP. in japan... i think.
I know, I'm just calling the NGP "Vita" now since the name is out. I'm not referring to when it was announced as vita. And if you can, could you find any pictures of the cartridges for when it was announced in Japan?
i'll have to dig deep in the USN... might help if someone know when was it posted...
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KirbyBoy said:I see, well I guess me and them were late to the party. woops. You can lock this topic now then.we can talk about this...
QUOTE(The Pi @ Jun 11 2011, 06:48 PM) "Software for the PlayStation Vita will be distributed on NVG Cards, a new proprietary flash card format, rather than on Universal Media Discs (UMDs) used by the original PlayStation Portable. NVG game cards will be available in 2 GB and 4 GB sizes. 5 — 10% of the writeable space will be reserved for save data, patches, etc. Higher-capacity game cards are planned to be made available for future releases." ~wikipedia
Alright, I guess.Narayan said:KirbyBoy said:I see, well I guess me and them were late to the party. woops. You can lock this topic now then.we can talk about this...
QUOTE(The Pi @ Jun 11 2011, 06:48 PM) "Software for the PlayStation Vita will be distributed on NVG Cards, a new proprietary flash card format, rather than on Universal Media Discs (UMDs) used by the original PlayStation Portable. NVG game cards will be available in 2 GB and 4 GB sizes. 5 — 10% of the writeable space will be reserved for save data, patches, etc. Higher-capacity game cards are planned to be made available for future releases." ~wikipedia
ya need to see that .KirbyBoy said:I'm wondering about this new format, seems it will be way better than UMDs that's for sure.