You use the same thing as the ps3 and psp
Yes. PlayStation Network allows you to save your billing info (ie. a credit card) to your account, allowing you to buy games on the PlayStation Store on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita without the need for a prepaid card.
No you don't need it. That is the normal way to add money to your account or you can purchase the PlayStation network card and this is quoted about the card from related link: "The PlayStation®Network Card (PSN Card) is a prepaid card that may be used to apply funds to a PlayStation®Wallet without using a credit card. Please visit your local authorized PlayStation®retailer to purchase the PSN Card."
No.
Yes, a prepaid debit card is not much different than a gift card, except you buy it for yourself instead of as a gift for someone else..
Some of the advantages of having a VISA prepaid credit card are: one cannot spend money that they do not have available on the card (no overspending), one does not need a bank account to be able to purchase items with this prepaid card, and one can still get a VISA prepaid card with bad credit.
You need a credit card to add money to your Playstation wallet and to join Playstation plus. You can also add money to the wallet with a Playstation network card you purchase at a retail store
Shouldn't do.
Ya u do unless you have minutes already on the phone but later down line you will need the prepaid minute card!
Nope, you'll need a PS1 memory card.
you need a ps1 memory card
You only need a PC or an internet-connected PSP, PSVita or PS3, with any of those you can make a PSN account, register any of those consoles, and purchase games (you'll need a source of funding for that, ie credit card or prepaid PSN card). You will of course need the consoles themselves to play the games.
Yes, to store PlayStation 2 game data you need a 8MB (PS2) memory card. The PS2 will still play most games without a memory card