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Sony: No UMD import program for Vita in the U.S.
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article published on 7 February, 2012
Sony has confirmed today that it will not be making the UMD import program for the PS Vita available to North American fans of the handheld.
The UMD Passport Service, available in Japan, allows users to transfer their PSP games to the Vita and into their SEN accounts, for a fee ranging from $6 to $31. The only problem with the system is that many big name games from developers like Capcom ... [ read the full article ]
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Mysttic
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8. February 2012 @ 00:18 |
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Leave it to Sony to promise a feature and remove it. I really hope VITA fails, not because the system itself is bad or anything (tho it's not great), but because Sony just loves screwing with their consumers.
Oh and another way Sony has screwed Canadians is they have no plans at this time to release the 3G model over to us. They state it's available for North America, but evidently they forgot that North America is a "Continent" and not just USA.
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elbald90
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8. February 2012 @ 02:27 |
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i will only get one if it gets hacked so as to give sony as little money as possible
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Linkdx
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8. February 2012 @ 09:44 |
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mhh Mystic i don't think sony removed anything i still think ur going to be able to play psp games from the playstation store... at whatever price they are at. but you wont get them at a discount if you already own it. IT already seemed like a bad deal to me so i guess i can relax about it now <.<
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8. February 2012 @ 09:45 |
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Originally posted by elbald90:
i will only get one if it gets hacked so as to give sony as little money as possible
early models are always more prone to a good
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Originally posted by Mysttic:
Leave it to Sony to promise a feature and remove it. I really hope VITA fails, not because the system itself is bad or anything (tho it's not great), but because Sony just loves screwing with their consumers.
Oh and another way Sony has screwed Canadians is they have no plans at this time to release the 3G model over to us. They state it's available for North America, but evidently they forgot that North America is a "Continent" and not just USA.
Sony screws Consumers, Consumers screw Sony. its a vicious and never ending orgy of lawsuits, hacks and Pizza. don't be late to the party buy your vita to bring to the orgy today!!!
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Mysttic
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8. February 2012 @ 14:27 |
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Sony screws Consumers, Consumers screw Sony. its a vicious and never ending orgy of lawsuits, hacks and Pizza. don't be late to the party buy your vita to bring to the orgy today!!!
LMAO that was awesome...
And you have a point, I fully intended to hack my VITA IF I were to buy one. But I just can't support Sony anymore, and since they not bringing 3G model to us, then I won't be getting one for free from my wife's work either. :(
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hearme0
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8. February 2012 @ 15:57 |
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What a conspiracy JIP for PSP owners!!!!!
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xaznboitx
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9. February 2012 @ 04:25 |
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SONY knows NA customers going to buy the handheld no matter if it supports it or not that's why they not making it
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brockie
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9. February 2012 @ 09:41 |
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considering they never said it was coming in the first place were is the story? will it play my minidiscs & betamax tapes? what about all my VHS tapes were is my pass for that some people expect everything.
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9. February 2012 @ 10:43 |
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Originally posted by xaznboitx:
SONY knows NA customers going to buy the handheld no matter if it supports it or not that's why they not making it
Sony Knows NA users aren't Going to pay for there games twice, reduced cost or not.
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Mysttic
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9. February 2012 @ 11:48 |
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considering they never said it was coming in the first place were is the story? will it play my minidiscs & betamax tapes? what about all my VHS tapes were is my pass for that some people expect everything.
Actually Sony did state they would or at the very least look into it; may want to check IGN/Gameinformer about any other site out there. They did it for Japan already, but my guess is it was a flop out there, so that's why they decided not to do it NA side (hence, they looked into it).
Also it's not about being mad about not getting more because you want more, it's about being mad about a company that constantly states 1 thing, than changes their mind the next, without warning, on a whim. Fine, things happen, Sony is under a lot of pressure to reconstruct ALL their businesses; however Sony also put themselves in this state by constantly changing what they state they would do, more so than any other company I know of. Yes MS and Apple are both bad for that as well, but that doesn't mean as consumers we can't be disappointed or upset when these changes occur. If you don't want to be, that's your business, don't tell us how to feel.
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brockie
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9. February 2012 @ 14:38 |
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@Mysttic not telling anyone how to feel. it is a new format no new console has carried there games over when the format changes.
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Mysttic
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9. February 2012 @ 15:43 |
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Originally posted by brockie:
@Mysttic not telling anyone how to feel. it is a new format no new console has carried there games over when the format changes.
@brockie fair enough I stand corrected on the feelings issue; however, that's not entirely true either Quote:
(it is a new format no new console has carried there games over when the format changes.)
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3DS changed the format of their cards and it supports DS(i/XL). DS originally supported GBA until DSi. PS2 used DVDs, but supported PSX cd games. PS3 at first had the same support for their earlier consoles. 360 didn't do a format change from Xbox. Wii did a format change from Mini DVD to DVD yet it could still play Gamecube.
Hence why I said, the ticker is that Sony once again had promised a feature but fell flat on it. (Other OS, backward compatibility, etc...)
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9. February 2012 @ 15:47 |
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Originally posted by brockie:
@Mysttic not telling anyone how to feel. it is a new format no new console has carried there games over when the format changes.
PS3 Could play: PS3(blue-ray)PS2(DVD) and PS1(CD).
Original DS: could play GBC GBA and DS carts.
PSP Vita: can play PSP games and PS1 Games, who woulda guessed.
the problem is Sony Don't want to let people transfer there rightfully purchased games, without them cashing in on it. Even PSP Go Owners will have issues.
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brockie
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9. February 2012 @ 18:24 |
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Sonys format would be the same as VHS on DVD players it can not happen without a UMD drive. if you own the digital copy's you can transfer them no problem.
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Mysttic
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10. February 2012 @ 06:18 |
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Originally posted by brockie:
Sonys format would be the same as VHS on DVD players it can not happen without a UMD drive. if you own the digital copy's you can transfer them no problem.
Do you realize what you just argued? lmao
Seriously you first said it never going to happen, then argued that it can. All the article was stating was that Sony was dropping the program that was going to do exactly what you said above. So the device was more than capable to play PSP games. Not one person here said VITA would play PSP games by inserting the UMDs.
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brockie
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10. February 2012 @ 19:08 |
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Mysttic
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11. February 2012 @ 12:10 |
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Mysttic http://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/02/...les-to-ps-vita/ if you own UMDS then play them on your PSP any ways lol.
Now that was informative, thank you for the link! The link has your argument make sense. Basically Sony got rid of their program because you can do it manually anyways. Why couldn't that have been said from the get go? lol.
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aralerm
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13. February 2012 @ 06:08 |
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Same here...will get one but will not give a penny to SONY..hope they hack it asap...
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13. February 2012 @ 15:32 |
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Originally posted by aralerm:
Same here...will get one but will not give a penny to SONY..hope they hack it asap...
your contradicting yourself. unless you mean to steal a Vita, also you do realize your money towards games goes to developers/publishers not Sony?
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