Along with announcing a Collector’s Edition for the PS3 version today, Square Enix has finally decided to let us in on their plans for the PS Vita version of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD.
Doki-Doki Universe hits the PS4, PS3 and PS Vita today alongside the interestingly titled Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God for the Vita along with a few other digital releases and sales..
Ho-hum, just another game where you fly through space on a dog, help snowmen warm up, and fall in love with a balloon. You know, all the staples of the psychological testing-adventure genre.
With apologies to Daniel Bryan…Ys! Ys! Ys! Ys! Ys!
The Amazing Spider-Man arrives on the PS Vita a mere 16 months after the rest of the world. Does it still have what it takes to get your Spidey senses tingling?
A duo of puzzlers hit the PS4, the Vita gets strategic, and the PS3 gets a whole lot of bundles. Check out what’s worth downloading this week.
Several PS Vita games are marked way down on Amazon in time for Cyber Monday.
Of all the games we’ve ever played on the PS Vita, A-Men 2 is certainly one of them.
There’s a nice variety of downloads and content on the PS Store this week, from an anticipated PS Vita JRPG, to a couple of cross-buy PS4 releases, and even a pair of PS one Classics. Read on.
We’re guessing that Sony’s spend $50 and get $10 back PSN promotion did pretty well, ’cause they are back with another one for December.
Can Angry Birds and real-time strategy co-exist? CastleStorm hopes so. Read on to find out if they’re right!
A little bit Mario, a little bit Kirby and a little bit Sackboy add up to make one of the best games of the year, and one of the very best the PS Vita has to offer.
With the PS4 launch out of the way, Sony is getting back to business releasing new PS3 and PS Vita content.
Square Enix this morning finally confirmed the release date for the North American version of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster for the PS3. PS Vita details coming later. New trailer and package art inside.
May The Force and Angry Birds be with you, regardless of which platform you’re on.
If your biggest complaint about Journey was that it was far too game-like, then here’s something that should be right up your alley.
