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-Chris got a '''[[wikipedia:PlayStation Vita|PlayStation Vita]]''', successor to the [[PSP of Fail|PSP]], two days after its American release, on his 30th [[birthday]], 24 [[February 2012]]. It also brought his biggest spending splurge for quite some time, as in the weeks after, ''sixteen'' new games appeared on his PSN account. This suggests that he spent $410.84 on games alone, and with Vita going for $299.99, Chris spent $710.83 (plus tax) at the very least, proving that, with [[Bob]] dead, the [[tugboat]] is Chris's to waste as he pleases.
-Chris bought (all prices are estimates):
-*''Dungeon Hunter: Alliance'': $35.99
-*''Escape Plan'': $14.99
-*''Little Deviants'': $29.99
-*''Lumines Electronic Symphony'': $35.99
-*''[[ModNation Racers]]: [[Ohio trip|Road Trip]]'': $29.99
-*''MotorStorm: RC'': $9.99
-*''Plants vs. Zombies'': $14.99
-*''Rayman Origins'': $39.99
-*''Reality Fighters'': $29.99
-*''Sumioni'': $19.99
-*''Super Stardust Delta'': $9.99
-*''Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack'': $7.99
-*''Uncharted: Golden Abyss'': $44.99
-*''Unit 13'': $35.99
-*''WipEout 2048'': $39.99
-Of course, Chris may have availed of multibuy discounts, download-only discounts, and probably got one of these games free with the Vita. Against that, it's very likely that he also shelled out for memory card(s), a carry case, DLC, other games that we haven't seen on PSN yet, etc.
-==See also==
-*[[PSP of Fail]]
-*[[PS3]]
-*[[Sony]]
-*[[Chris and money]]
-{{Relics of Fail}}
-[[Category:Relics of Fail]]

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