Andrew Yoon

Super Stardust Delta, a Vita follow-up to the popular PS3 game, will be available to download for only $9.99. But, there will be day-one DLC that boosts the price another $5.

Sony wants players to "never stop playing" with the PS Vita, its new handheld coming out this week. And in order to do that, it's going to start paying a lot of money to get the word out.

Nintendo has announced the acquisition of video codec company Mobiclip.

What will happen to Twisted Metal after David Jaffe and Eat Sleep Play ship it this week? Not much, it appears. The outspoken developer admitted that there are "no plans" for the franchise's future.

In a new interview, Sony Worldwide Studios head Shuhei Yoshida admitted that refusing to publish Demon's Souls in the US was "one of Sony's biggest software mistakes this generation."

PS3 players were promised more stable play with the newly released 1.4 patch. However, you'll have to jump through a few steps to get the best performance.

At this point, we've seen more drama surrounding the development of The Last Guardian than we have actual gameplay footage. The next game from Team...

It's not often you see such dramatic drops in sales. According to the latest data from the NPD, "new launch performance" dropped 99% in January 2012, versus 2011.

Unfortunately, not every PSP game will be available to play on Vita on day one. An official list shows there are 275 PSP titles available to buy and redownload for Vita.

At an investor's call, Blizzard announced that it is "targeting" a Q2 launch for the long-awaited RPG.