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Sony lists 262 PSP games that can be downloaded for Vita

Sony has listed the first 262 PSP games that can be downloaded for the upcoming Vita as part of the UMD Passport program.

How the program works is if you own the game on UMD, you can download a copy to your Vita at a discounted price.



In Japan, the service will launch on December 6th and the games will cost 500 to 1500 yen ($6-$19).

At launch, the 262 games will only represent a portion of the total 606 games available in the Japanese PlayStation Store. However, Square Enix, Namco Bandai, Konami and Capcom have not begun to support the program and they are certainly major publishers.

The games are here, in Japanese.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 4 Dec 2011 23:13

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• 3 comments

• Mysttic

  I really don't care for this crap, as I have to RE-PURCHASE all of that which I own for PSP. That is utter BS and a waist of $ as it is a waist of space.
  
  I can also see the US list being more limited than japan's list.

  5.12.2011 04:54 #1

• brockie

  nice there are a few I would like.

  5.12.2011 05:02 #2

• Bozobub

  BAHAHA No, Sony, not gonna give you a dime to "format shift". Fail.

  5.12.2011 14:37 #3