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Okay, so for those that don't understand what this means and for those who don't know,
the Playstation has already been released in Japan. Big whoop; Old news.
However, Sony let existing Japanese PSP customers trade their UMD's towards digital
downloads for a small fee around the range of ($6.50-$13).

Sadly, this "UMD Passport Service" that Japan has had won't be making its way over-
seas to grace those in the United States. Sony hasn't said why the service won't make it
stateside but those who purchase a Vita in the US can still buy games at a discounted price.

Personally, I think this is a tad unfair. I don't have a ton of UMD's, but they will basically
become obsolete considering the Vita is strictly digital. You can read the whole story
You must login or register to view this content. on Engadget. Tell me what you guys think.
How many games do you have for your PSP?


Sources: Engadget.com, Kotaku.

I believe its because they believe we will find a way to exploit this and once we get digital copies of the games we will upload and find a way to share them plus I believe this has to be done via ps3 or a pc meaning we could use it via data transfer on cfw and NA has a significantly higher amount of people with CFW ps3's than most other countries.