A PLAYSTATION game has mysteriously vanished from various global PlayStation Stores without warning. Gamers in the UK, US and ...

These are the rarest PlayStation Vita games that you might never get to add them to your collection. How come they're so rare ...

Here are the best PlayStation consoles throughout its history, ranked, based on their game lineups, what they have added to that console generation and how they moved the gaming industry forward. The ...

PS Vita was a revolutionary iteration of PlayStation's portable lineup. It was preceded by PlayStation Street which hyped up the fans and set the stage for PlayStation Vita's launch in Japan in 2011.

Sony Computer Entertainment has announced PS Vita and PlayStation TV Phantasy Star Nova Limited Edition consoles for Japan. Due out on November 27, the PS Vita will be available in white and black ...

This could potentially make it a lot harder to emulate these games on PS5 and PS4, which could explain the Vita's PS Plus absence — at least in part. But it's still a bit of a shame that the ...

Tokyo -Technology giant Sony on Saturday held the world launch of its next-generation PlayStation Vita handheld console in Japan, as the company aims to take a bite out of the growing smartphone games ...

Time is running out for the PlayStation Vita. Hardware production for the handheld console had already ended in spring 2019, and purchase options for pre-PS4 games were removed from the ...

When the PS Vita launched, in Japan in 2011, it initially sold well. Independent research company Strategy Analytics reported sales of 300,000 units in the Vita's first week.

Sony has officially stopped producing PS Vita, but the diminutive powerhouse will live on in our memories and our clammy hands for years to come. It proved itself a worthy home for blockbuster ...

The PlayStation Vita launched in Japan in December 2011 and has seen numerous models and limited editions throughout the years. In memory of the handheld console, what were your favorite PS Vita ...

Launching back in December 2011 in Japan, the PS Vita was the technically advanced follow-up to Sony’s PSP console, boasting home console-level games on the move. After a strong opening with ...