thanks, but do you guys recommend to register US PSN account , for a new console buyer like me?
And how do i register for a new US psn account? I read a few threads on this but it seems abit complicated. Please help?
Do you know what is the price of the console sold at TOG?
To register new US psn account and add wallet credit (you have to buy US psn cards, they don't accept SG credit card or SG paypal account), see the first 2 posts here:
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/console-gaming-383/game-deals-5349752.html
Look at the "About digital purchase from another region's PSN store" section.
Whether to use US or SG psn account, depends...
- Are you going to buy more physical games? Physical can sell after playing, can lend to friends. Digital has a lot more games than physical though.
- If you are buying more digital games, US psn is definitely a better choice as they run new sale every week. SG psn can wait long long then got one lousy sale. And US psn will do price drop of games regularly, SG psn keeps the same price as day 1 even after many years.
- Are you going to play Chinese language or Japanese language games? US psn store will not have these contents, they are English only. You can find some Chinese and Japanese games on physical cards in local game shops, but they tend to bring in less. Go check out a few game shops, see what physical games they have (actually they tend not to stock up much vita games).
- If you don't care about trophies and only want to play games from both SG and US, it is still possible to use 2 accounts, just buy 2 memory cards, 1 for each. Each time you want to swap, remove the memory card, reformat the vita, put in the other card. After that, you do need to go thru some customisation, like setting wifi, date/time, moving your menu items around etc. Probably takes 15 min to do. Any downloaded games will still be on their respective memory card, so no need to download again. But it's still tedious.
Generally, I'd say US is better, but it really depends on each person's preferences (and whether comfortable with buying psn card to top up wallet every time). (Actually now I think Canada is even better, but nevermind, don't want to rock the boat further

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