About vita memory cards.

[Tomoko Kuroki]

Is it like ps1 and ps2 memory cards, save data is on the card and i can take them in and end safely ?

 

I just wanna know if its best, once my memory card is full, to transfer it to a new memory card, or just keep my saves on that one, and the new memory card have different games on them.

 

[Ichiban-Hybrid]

eh theyre more like psp memory saves. They keep downloaded games and saves as well including physical game saves.

[Nelson_]

Depends on the game, for example Muramasa Rebirth is just 600mb around on a 4gb cartridge

so no wonder the saves are on the cartridge itself, but most games save data will go to memory card.

Edited August 5, 2014 by Nelson_Otaku

[Tomoko Kuroki]

i see, i think ill be needing multiple memory cards because I see games at 4 GB download on psn.

 

If my memory card gets full, but i completed the games, can i erase the card ? or maybe transfer the saves to my ps3 ?

 

Maybe it would be more simpler to just get a new memory card at that point

[vivan000]

If my memory card gets full, but i completed the games, can i erase the card ? or maybe transfer the saves to my ps3 ?

You can backup game (along with save, you can't do this separately) to the PC or PS3. Also you can backup your save alone to PS+ cloud.

[Welmosca]

Once your memory card is full,its better to transfer all your stuff to a new one...I mean get a 32gb one or even better a 64gb one and you'll be good to go...there's no need to delete your saves from it...just the games.Plus you can transfer your games to PS3 instead of deleting them thus sparing you the time to download them again in case you wanna play them after deleting them from your Vita.

[Nelson_]

He can also transfer Vita games along DLC stuff to PC, doesn't need to download again.

(as for saves, only Digital games you can store and see save data separately)

Edited August 5, 2014 by Nelson_Otaku