Last week, the IGN Tech Executive Editor Scott Lowe told the world why you shouldn't buy a 3G PlayStation Vita. He presented a valid argument -- 4G is coming, the Vita's 3G functions don't cover ...

As a follow on from my first impressions of the 3G Vita last week, I thought it might be good to have a look at the alternative that many touted in the run up to the Vita’s launch; tethering to ...

Sony Worldwide studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has said the inclusion of 3G in PlayStation Vita is a "burden" due to its expense. "That's a question we asked ourselves maybe 200 times over the course ...

For many gamers, the question isn’t “Will I buy a PlayStation Vita?”, but rather “Will I buy a 3G or Wi-Fi PlayStation Vita?” With 20MB data caps, the 3G Vita isn’t perfect ...

The original story follows below. Sony is now selling the 3G PlayStation Vita model for $250, a markdown of $50 from its original $300 launch price. The portable is available at the discounted ...

If you simply cannot wait for potential Gamescom news concerning the Vita, Best Buy is offering the 3G Vita launch bundle and the plain old Wi-Fi version of the system for $200.

I'm having the hardest time deciding which PlayStation Vita to buy on launch day. On one hand you have the Wi-Fi model which is $249.99 and on the other you have the 3G model for $299.99.

The 3G data plans for PlayStation Vita haven't been especially unique. AT&T's plans for the Vita have matched their plans for iPads and other tablets. The company recently tweaked its 3G data ...

Select Sony stores are dropping the price of the 3G PlayStation Vita. On Sony’s online store, the WiFi + 3G bundle is currently listed as $249.99, a $50 cut compared to its $299.99 list price ...

If you bought a 3G Vita, you might not know how to set it up, what to do or what not to do, or how to get out of any data plan. Luckily, Sony has created a detailed FAQ to help you out. Crystal ...

Vodafone is flogging the 3G PlayStation Vita for £279, chucking in a 4GB memory card and game. But is there enough data? Luke Westaway Senior editor Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and ...