Sony’s said it is in the process of securing larger PlayStation Vita memory cards for the U.K.
Speaking during an interview with Eurogamer, Fergal Gara, managing director for SCE UK, admitted that “we probably haven’t got big enough memory cards introduced for the UK market”.
“We’ve already gone to secure bigger size cards to bring them into the UK market."
Gara went on to say that early signs have indicated punters will be looking to download a fair old chunk of content for Sony’s new pocket brick.
“It’s early days. Before it comes to market you just have to guess what people are going to want. We thought they’d want a lot of 4GB cards just as the minimum, and then they buy packaged media,” he added.
“But actually, the way it’s going is, many of the early adopters are clearly going to download a bit more, or just want to buy the big chip in case. It’s going to evolve. But we can certainly see they want bigger cards.”
Sony is offering 4G, 8GB, and 16GB memory cards for PS Vita users in the U.K., with the 32GB version currently unavailable in the territory.
via VG247