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For those of you who have waited in anticipation of “Mortal Kombat” on Sony’s newest handheld, your wait is officially over. Today, fans can officially purchase, or download (will use about 3GB of storage on your memory card), “Mortal Kombat” for the PlayStation Vita.

MK on the Vita is not just a port of the Komplete Edition that was released on the consoles in February of this year. The Vita version actually has more content including all of the DLCs from the Komplete Edition and then some.

Some of the new features is the addition of “Klassic Skins” that will have the old school MK fans feeling all warm and TOASTY! inside.

A new video surfaced on YouTube of a PlayStation Vita owner playing “Batman: Arkham City” and “Battlefield 3″ on the handhold console. The 4.0 update to the Vita supports the Remote Play feature in tandem with the PlayStation 3, but we are blown away with how well some of the newer titles are handled.

The hit game, “Mortal Kombat”, has been announced today as a title for Sony’s new PlayStation Vita system due out next month. “Mortal Kombat” is set to release in Spring of this year with no firm date announced.

Here is the box art for the upcoming title and we’ll bring you more information as it comes in.

Nothing really new here if you are familiar with data plans on the Apple iPad.

The PlayStation Vita will be available in 2 models: one that will have Wi-Fi and 3G capabilities and one that will only have Wi-Fi. Those that want to take their internet access with them where ever they go will most likely opt for the 3G compatible console which will not only be $50 more expensive (at $299 USD) but will also require a monthly service plan from AT&T.

The service plan will not require users to be stuck with a contract, which is nice, but the prices seem a bit heft for data. Like the Apple iPad, the plans start at $14.99 a month for 250MB of data which can be a lot depending how you use it (I have never gone over my 250MB on my iPad as there are hotspots everywhere). The other option would be $25 a month and give the users 2GB of data.

Those who sign up for an AT&T data plan will be given a free downloadable game along with access to AT&T hotspots around the country.

Which version will you buy?

Were you hoping you could either buy a PlayStation Vita for a loved one or receive one yourself this holiday season? Well guess again. Sony has sent out emails confirming the release date of the newest handheld gaming device to soon hit the market and gamers in the U.S. will have to wait until February before getting their hands on the Vita.

Today Sony released the complete tech specs of the Playstation Vita. Not only is this little handheld going to be powerful but it’;s going to be social. The Vita is coming with support for Facebook, Twitter and Skype right out of the box. It’s starting to look like AT&T will be getting money from me for my phone, iPad and now Vita. Next thing you know my shoes will have their own AT&T plan.

A reservation list from Blockbuster in the UK has put a date on a PlayStation Vita release as early as October 28 of this year. There has been much speculation as to when the hardware will be released worldwide and most people were hoping for a fall or pre-holiday release.

Well if the British Blockbuster has it right, the Vita could be available just before Halloween. After playing it at E3, it seemed like we got a hands-on with a pretty stable and finalized version of the powerful new Sony handheld. The only thing we could see getting in the way of an early release date would be manufacturing issues which Sony tends to be pretty good about.

We will bring you any updates as they come in.