(04/03/2012 07:17 AM)ProperBritish Wrote:  content manager is really easy to use :/

Not that it's hard to use I don't like a lot of restrictions on my memory card.
Using the computer for drag and drop is a much better method than going on your vita and selecting the files.

Pretty much saving up for mine. Play.com have the wifi only version for £197 at the moment.

Got mine. I like it so far.

Only problem is content manager. Drag and drop is just so much easier. And also the fact that I had to update my firmware and connect PSN account before using it was a downside. Methinks that's another way to prevent from hacking it.

still busy (probably gonna buy it on April or May)

(13/03/2012 10:48 PM)eKusoshisut0 Wrote:  Got mine. I like it so far.

Only problem is content manager. Drag and drop is just so much easier. And also the fact that I had to update my firmware and connect PSN account before using it was a downside. Methinks that's another way to prevent from hacking it.

Same dealio with PS3, if theres been an update since release you have to do it.

If it ever does get hacked content manager is gonna make it a bitch. I don't blame them making a system like that to limit what wee can do.

(14/03/2012 01:19 AM)Grey Ghost Wrote:  

(13/03/2012 10:48 PM)eKusoshisut0 Wrote:  Got mine. I like it so far.

Only problem is content manager. Drag and drop is just so much easier. And also the fact that I had to update my firmware and connect PSN account before using it was a downside. Methinks that's another way to prevent from hacking it.

Same dealio with PS3, if theres been an update since release you have to do it.

If it ever does get hacked content manager is gonna make it a bitch. I don't blame them making a system like that to limit what wee can do.

Not to mention the DRM in this thing. You can't log into another PSN account without formatting your Vita. You also need to format your memory card in order to use it on another account. That way they can make you buy more memory cards and make you buy games you may or may not already own. You can back up your games as long as it's your account, you can't transfer those games to another Vita so it's kinda like a 1 time activation thing. Reasons why physical copies>digital.

I really do hope it gets hacked though.

(14/03/2012 01:39 AM)1-R Wrote:  You also need to format your memory card in order to use it on another account.

That's not true, you can simply click no when it asks to format, that way you can keep playing demos from another account and all the paid content will stay on the card, it will be just locked till you sign-in with the owning account again^^

still hope it doesn't get hacked

the PSP level exploits are a bit pointless so far.

undoubtely sony has probably completely isolated the PSP emulator from the PSV OS.