PlayStation Vita Archives

Not only are they sending firmware updates to the portable console, but this is the fourth one in 2019. Credit: Sony An update to the system software for PlayStation Vita systems and PlayStation TV systems was released on October 16th, 2019 You can use this to update your system software to version 3.73 Always update your system[...]

"In Japan, we will manufacture PlayStation Vita until 2019 From there, shipping will end." In related news, Oda confirmed that the 20 titles in the newly announced PlayStation Classic will differ between Japan and the west (All of the currently announced titles are shared, however.) Oda said that each title is being carefully selected on the basis that[...]

The PS Vita may be looking at death's door int he next year or so, as Sony has started to shut down production of something vital to the portable unit's success: physical game cards. 

Playstation Blog's annual Game of the Year poll is open, and includes many of the same categories as previous years but there are a few new categories as well.

We're just on 2016's doorstop, and there will be a whole batch of PlayStation Plus games to greet us in the new year. While Sony haven't announced it yet

 Oh sure, there's been something to cover every week but as July comes to a close and we edge ever closer to the falls metaphorical landslide of big games I can't help but think why not release a few in the summer.  When we look back on this month, I don't think July 2015 will ever be remembered[...]

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 was a fairly well received sequel to the cult favourite original. The episodic structure was a weird stumbling block, but now

However Tecmo has apparently added over 100 new missions and a mode called Deception Studio that allows you to create characters, levels, and enemies adding some value.  The linage for this one goes all the way back to the original PlayStation and it must scratch a certain strategy itch if they're still making these in 2015.  Deception IV: The Nightmare Princess released Tuesday[...]

It was announced on the PlayStation blog that the title will come to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, although a date wasn't given. These versions of the game will feature an exclusive new soundtrack mix by Jake "Virt" Kaufman, composer of Shovel Knight. As I said, I adore this game If you give it a shot, I'm[...]

The Vita got one solitary mention during the Sony E3 Press conference, but I'd be surprised if you remembered. It was name dropped alongside World of

Volume is going to be launching on PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 4 and PC August 18th The game features the voice of Andy Serkis as the big bad guy too, so that is pretty nifty too Danny Wallace, Charlie McDonanell and Jim Sterling don't hurt either If this game finds the charm and storytelling skills of Bithell's[...]

muscle cars, supercars, prototypes, and karts.  But hey, how fun are a bunch of cars if you don't have enough tracks?  No worries as Project Cars has you covered with 30 locations and a purported 110 courses!  The game also includes your standard set of racing mechanics including career mode, and the standard selection of[...]

Mike Bithell has really become a one of the most recognizable faces in the indie video game scene. The man behind Thomas Was Alone has been working on his

I reported two days ago that Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is coming to Xbox Live for free in February and, conversely, we now know what what PlayStation

For better understanding, check out this graph: Both major handheld consoles, the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita, were the highest sellers, with home consoles left floundering. Nintendo sold 3,153,045 Nintendo 3DS's The PlayStation Vita sold 1,147,936 consoles PlayStation 4 sold 925,570 consoles Wii U sold 604,856 consoles PlayStation 3 sold 450,034 consoles The poor Xbox One had close to no presence at[...]

If you aren't aware of that, well, I'm sorry to inform you you've been missing out on free PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita games The service is really great and is easily one of the biggest draws of the PlayStation online infrastructure. If you are a subscriber on the PlayStation 4, you'll be getting Infamous:[...]

 Unfortunately he's the only hope against the onslaught of the old gods and their demonic army who've returned after a millennia to conquer the land.  Choose from warrior, paladin, and rogue classes with unique fighting styles and weaponry and tackle the games combat system that focuses on dueling enemies with careful and paced combat.  The[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Live(ish) From The Games Shop.  With San Diego Comic Con and E3 out of the way, it looks like we're finally in the home stretch of summer.  I know we have a whole month left, but one of the telltale signs of summer ending is the games release schedule is picking up.  This week[...]

Winterbottom that was a critical success on Xbox Live back in 2010.  With the resume of Chuck BB, The Odd Gentlemen, along with a story by Gaiman, the pedigree on this title is astounding.  Wayward Manor released Tuesday on Steam. If last week's Supercombo Man left you hungry for more 2D fighting, the guys at ACE Team have got you covered with Abyss Odyssey.  The 2D platformer features procedurally generated levels[...]

 As for our actual new releases, most of the PC games have basically moved out of the way because of the sale, and our retail products are a little niche, so let's dive in head first with this: Transformers: Rise of The Dark Spark, continues Activision's video game run of the popular toy franchise.  Featuring a mashed up universe[...]

By Jared Cornelius  Welcome back to another week of new video games, it's Live(ish) From The Games Shop.  It's apparently port week, because all but one of this week's releases have made appearances elsewhere.  This week we look at a cel shaded first person shooter, an indie darling turned mega hit, a fever dream platformer, and a[...]

By Jared Cornelius   Welcome back to Live(ish) From The Games Shop.  Did you enjoy last week's haul of new video games?  Good, because we're back to slim pickings!  Looking into my video game crystal ball we do have some quality titles being released this month, but for this week, set your expectations to niche.  We[...]

By Jared Cornelius It's another round of new game releases on Bleeding Cool and this week finally looks like it’s not overwhelming.  This week a

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back for another dose of new releases, it's Live(ish) From The Games Shop.  I hope everyone's been having a good time with the landslide of releases this month now that it's finally nice enough to go outside.  This week's batch of games features an anticipated expansion, a beloved puzzler, a niche isometric hack[...]