As part of the lead-up to the upcoming Video Game Awards show, another reveal set to happen has begun to be talked about around the internet. READ MORE

Winter is the perfect time to stay indoors and enjoy your favorite video games, and Square Enix wants you to do just that with some of their timeless classics. READ MORE

Namco Bandai today showed off the upcoming first DLC pack for their recently-released Ace Combat: Assault Horizon via a collection of screenshots. READ MORE

There are countless companies out there who want to entice you with the lure and convenience of purchasing digital content—and to do so, they'll need your credit card number. Understandably, some consumers are starting to get a little worried about how many services and shops have that number stored in their databases. READ MORE

Sony Computer Entertainment associate product marketing manager Mick Perona today announced the Uncharted 3 Fortune Hunters' Club. READ MORE

Will the PS Vita play classic PlayStation 1 games downloaded from the PlayStation Network, or won't it? Unfortunately, the answer to that is a little unclear at the moment. READ MORE

Recently, word came out that in Japan, PS Vita owners downloading software from the PlayStation Store via 3G would be restricted to downloads that are 20MB in size or smaller. READ MORE

Now, let's be clear—this is still just a rumor. However, it's one too good for us to pass up. READ MORE

Recently, the PlayStation Blog announced that the PS1 versions of Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI would be hitting the PlayStation Store as digital downloads. Unfortunately, somebody at Sony jumped the gun on that announcement, and the games did not in fact see release. READ MORE

When you build your game around a novel core mechanic, you’d better make damn sure it’s easy to grasp, simple to learn, and fun to keep using. Bionic Commando’s famous grappling arm is probably the most famous example—even though the game’s lack of a jump button forced players to rethink the way they navigated the traditional side-scrolling platformer back on the NES, it felt intuitive enough that swinging through levels eventually became second nature. READ MORE

Having teased such an announcement for a few months now, XSEED Games today revealed that they'll be publishing the Japanese PSP horror title Corpse Party in English. READ MORE