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Capcom's developers just about threw everything they possibly could into Street Fighter X Tekken on the PlayStation Vita, with their latest trailer showing off all the new bells and whistles on the handheld port. READ MORE

Where Dante has been re-imagined as a "punk rock" teenager with a new haircut and a modified trademark red coat, Virgil has gotten a far more subtle redesign. READ MORE

Sony will be spreading their mobile franchises suite to a new portable device, as the PlayStation Mobile library has been certified for the upcoming games-centric Wikipad tablet. READ MORE

Developer Supermassive Games and Sony seems to be playing it strictly by the book with upcoming survival horror title Until Dawn, a PlayStation Move exclusive that takes obvious cues from popular slasher films. READ MORE

Although Activision isn't exactly bursting at the seams with information about Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified, it looks like Sony has effectively done the developer's job for them at Gamescom. READ MORE

If you missed the news on PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, Sony has uploaded teaser trailers and clips of all four new challengers in the upcoming four-on-four brawler. READ MORE

As a part of the flood of news coming from Gamescom 2012, a list of what will be coming in the next major Vita firmware update was released online—and then quickly pulled down. READ MORE

Regardless of what you might think about the rebooted version of Devil May Cry's Dante, his presence in PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is a nice "get" for the PlayStation title, especially since the sword-swinging half-demon isn't technically a Sony icon. READ MORE

Even though there's not a ton of new footage in Sony's official Gamescom 2012 trailer for The Last of Us, it's still a neat little recap of everything that we saw at E3 2012 this past summer. READ MORE

Media Molecule—the developers behind LittleBigPlanet—are working their magic once again on Tearaway, a new Vita adventure game that takes place in a world crafted by paper. READ MORE