PlayStation Network News

Sony is making yet another one of its multiplayer games "free-to-play." Next week, the PlayStation Store will feature a free trial of Killzone 3's multiplayer mode.

Many PlayStation fans have been disappointed to discover that the "free" minis offered to PlayStation Plus subscribers monthly are not working on their new handhelds.

An elaborate new teaser video from Sega teases their next Dreamcast game for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. It didn't take long for fans to guess what the next HD re-release would be.

MotorStorm RC, the latest racer from Evolution Studios which features remote-controlled cars, has received a March 6 release on PS3 and PSVita, along with a new gameplay trailer.

Vblank Entertainment's Retro City Rampage has always looked awfully nice, but it was a shame the open-world love letter to ye olden days was only headed to WiiWare and Xbox Live Arcade. Rejoice, then! It'll also hit PC, PS3 and Vita in May.

One of Vita's most compelling features is the ability to play content that's been purchased for your PS3.

The highly-anticipated follow-up to flOw and Flower will be available to download on your PS3 in March.

Game designer Jordan Mechner has announced that the Karateka remake will be available on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade later this year.

Zivix has announced Jam Live Music Arcade, an upcoming PSN/XBLA title that will let you remix and improvise on its playlist using your existing plastic peripherals.

We gobble up enough information to provide hands-on impressions of DrinkBox Studio's PS Vita-exclusive platformer, Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack.

PlayStation Home is becoming an increasingly violent place to be. You can shoot each other in a multiplayer FPS--and soon, you will be able to pummel each other in a fighting game.

Do you like girls--sexy girls, sexy girls who fight each other? Then you, dear reader, may well be thrilled by Girl Fight, announced for XBLA and PSN with the promise of "hair flying, long legs kicking and the ear-piercing shrill of deadly vixens."

What happens when the creator of Yakuza attempts to make a third-person shooter? The end result is Binary Domain--and you can try it this week with a playable demo.

Sony and AT&T had promised that owners of a 3G Vita that activate a data plan would get access to a free downloadable game. But which?

This past Friday, the winners of the 2012 Indie Game Challenge at DICE were announced, with Eyebrow Interactive's monochromatic platformer Closure taking the grand prize.