The PS Vita is closer to a western launch than it’s ever been, and as the release grows closer, details continue to emerge. A couple of weeks ago, AT&T offered up information on its available data plans for the 3G version of the device, which looked something like this: $15 per month for 250MB, or $25 per month for 2GB. As of today, those numbers seem to be slightly off.

Sony’s official PS Vita website modifies the announced rates, with the low-end plan sticking at $15/250MB, but the high-end plan changing to $30/3GB. If you’re bad at math (like me), the bigger plan is now $5 more expensive and provides an extra gigabyte of data usage per month. It’s worth noting that Vita’s 3G service will be provided exclusively by AT&T – if you want to take advantage of the 3G’s connectivity options, you’ll have to sign onto one of the aforementioned data plans.

PS Vita hits shelves in the States and Europe on February 22nd.

Are you planning on picking up a 3G Vita? What do you think of the data pricing?

[GameSpot]

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