And the average Vita launch game RRP is…

The average RRP of a boxed PlayStation Vita game in the UK on launch day will be 33, MCV can reveal.

The news comes as Vita gets its second 44.99 RRP title in the shape of FIFA Football. It joins Sony’s own Uncharted: Golden Abyss in the full-price tier.

Vita arrives next month in the midst of uncertainty concerning the handheld market.

Advocates like Nintendo argue that it remains healthy and viable. Others, however, believe that the popularity of the App Store and the increasing consumer expectations for cheap games mean traditional console gaming is no longer seen as affordable.

Here is the complete boxed price list for Vita’s launch games:

Sony
WipEout 2048 (34.99)
Everybody’s Golf (34.99)
Modnation Racers: Road Trip (34.99)
Little Deviants (24.99)
Reality Fighters (24.99)

Ubisoft
Asphalt Injection (24.99)
Lumines (34.99)
Dungeon Hunter Alliance (34.99)
Michael Jackson: The Experience (24.99)
Rayman Origins (34.99)

PQube
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend (39.99 standard, 44.99 Collector’s)

Tecmo Koei
Dynasty Warriors Next (TBC)
Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus (TBC)

Sega
Virtua Tennis 4 – World Tour Edition (TBC)

EA
FIFA Football (44.99)

Namco Bandai
Ridge Racer (19.99)
Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen (34.99)
Touch My Katamari (29.99)

Capcom
Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 (TBC)

Codemasters
Formula One 2011 (39.99)

Square Enix
Army Corps of Hell (29.99)

Many of these prices will be the same on PSN, though some will be cheaper. MCV is unable to provide specific details on these at the time of writing.

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