Rumor: Sony May Be Getting Ready To Release A Bigger, Better PS Vita
If you haven't gotten yourself a PlayStation Vita yet but you always secretly wanted one, your patience may just have paid off.
, by Nate Hohl
PlayStation Vita Might Be Getting A Massive Price Cut
If a newly leaked image is to be believed, Sony might be getting ready to cut the PlayStation Vita's price by nearly half.
, by Nate Hohl
PS Vita Cannot Be Used As PS4 Controller Unless Made To By Developers
Unless a game developer purposefully works in such functionality, the PlayStation Vita will not double as a controller for the PlayStation 4.
, by Nate Hohl
Hotline Miami Burns Up the PS Vita and PS3 With Invigoratingly Cool Violence
Arrive. Raise hell. Leave.
, by Robert Workman
We Survived The Walking Dead 400 Days
Does Telltale Game's new episode deliver? Find out in our review!
, by Ricci Kearney
Muramasa Gets A Splendid Rebirth On The PS Vita
Vanillaware's action masterpiece has never looked – or played – better.
, by Robert Workman
Killzone Mercenary E3 2013 Preview Interview With Laura Dilloway - Gamerhubtv
The Sony PS Vita game Killzone Mercenary in this exclusive interview from E3 2013. http://youtube.com/gamerhubvideos http://facebook.com/gamerhubvideos http://twitter.com/gamerhubtv
, by Michael Wang
Dragon's Dogma Getting A Free-To-Play Spin-Off Vita Game In Japan
Capcom has unveiled a new Dragon's Dogma free-to-play game coming to PlayStation Vita in Japan.
, by Nate Hohl
Sony Makes Vita Remote Play A Requirement For PS4 Developers
Sony's struggling handheld may have gotten the boost it needed through PS4 remote play.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Seek Revenge In Zombie Tycoon 2
Is this undead RTS worth the download? Find out in our review!
, by Ricci Kearney
Newzoo Says Gamers Will Reach 1.2 Billion By 2013
Things looks rosy for gamers as Newzoo reports a number of increases in several fields.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Five Games That Could Turn Around The PlayStation Vita's Misfortunes
Sony's handheld could succeed yet, with the help of these five releases.
, by Robert Workman