*Outrage over expense of Sony’s new card, but Sony say it
prevent piracy
*Substitutes for internal memory, hold game saves dlc and
other files, ensure security
*Plans to not allow users to hook it up to pc as mass
storage, unlike SD cards
*PSP sticks could be mass storage, which led to hackers
loading custom firmware, circumvent security protections
*Shimada argues that this will be more convenient for
users, and they won’t have to deal with folder systems, similar to programs
like iTunes
*Bad for mac users as the software will only be available
for Pc when it launches, although mac version in the works
*Prices considerably
higher than standard memory: $24.99 for 4GB, $39.99 for 8GB, $69.99 for 16GB,
and $119.99 for 32GB. PS Vita system purchases ($249 for Wi-Fi only, $299 for
3G) will not include the cards.
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