Protection Plan?

I was wondering if Sony offers a Protection Plan for the Vita. I never got one when I purchased my PSP at Gamestop, And I am not sure if Gamestop even Offers Protection plans. So if anyone knows that please let me know. But I honestly would rather get one through Sony. But I don't know a thing about how they operate with these plans. If they even exist.

I don't think so, your best bet is to buy your vita at best buy they offer protection plans on damn near everything. The downside here is best buy had horrible customer service.

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Already pre-ordered mine at Gamestop, And Someone on a different forums told me there is a protection plan for both Gamestop and Sony themselves So I will be getting the Sony one for sure.. Thanks anyway.

I know gamestop do game protection but i dont know about consoles.

I dont know about protection plan...but I do know an escape plan :3...lol
sony gives lifetime warranty to ps vita...
but I only know that the warranty only covers the unit not the accessories

Why would I need protection on the accessories lol. That is pointless. But thanks for the info.. I hope their as good as Nintendo is with the warranty on their handhelds.

Memory card is an accessory

I dont need no insurance on a memory card dude..

Well i do!! What if it like breaks, and you have to pay a whole 30 bucks for a new one?

It shouldnt break if you keep it where it belongs..

Lifetime warranty for the PSV? Is this true? Because if it is, than that's more than enough and I'm set.

I seriously doubt that a lifetime warranty will be offered. At work, we will offer a 2 and 3 year warranty. Sony already offers extended protection plans for their products, so I'm positive they will offer something for Vita.

i was joking anyways... lol

thats why i've heard...cuz they're selling the vita here and they said that the warranty is a lifetime...

There is a one year or two year protection plan for the Vita. I actually asked at GameStop today after seeing this post. Not sure how much the plans are though. I'll try to find out.

I don't really need one. I found Sony devices reliable. My PSP1000 is from 2006 and is still working fine. It has some scratches and I've replaced the joystick one but so far it still plays every game fine. Also my PS3 still works fine. Have had it for 3 years or something like that. Sure you get the occasional freeze when playing for 15 hours a day but so far I'm not dissapointed in that beast.

Ye i the OLED screen has about a 7 year life span so its only if you drop it really

+ before those seven years are over I will have bought the newer version (if it offers enough upgrades) and keep my old one locked away just to pick it up after a while or so to look at all those glorious moments I had.