Are you ready to battle some crazy insects and more on your PlayStation Vita with Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable?  The release is just around the corner…

The Ratchet and Clank series has been one of the hallmarks among the PS3 exclusive lineup since the days of the PS2. Full Frontal Assault in particular continues a major shift for the brand, but will you be getting it on the Vita?

 The official release date for Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus for the PlayStation Vita has just been unveiled, and it’s only a couple of months away.

Owners of the PlayStation Vita in Europe will be able to get their hands on Dead or Alive 5 Plus in March.  For the exact release date, keep reading…

As it stands in version 1.0, the PlayStation Vita app certainly didn't have a lot to offer for those hoping to get their mobile media fix.  Thanks to this sizable Vita app update, Sony's latest handheld has begun to make strides.

The Walking Dead isn't just kicking ass on TV, as it’s doing the same on the PlayStation Network as well.  Well, at least it did during the month of November.

The digital gaming store has become one of the hallmarks of this generation of devices from smartphones to consoles.  While it may not be a completely seamless solution, the PlayStop Network is a perfectly feasible option similar to this designed specifically for homebrew.

The PlayStation Vita will get another game under its belt later this month, as Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD is making its way to the handheld.

PS Vita owners:  it looks as if you will be able to get your hands on some Dead or Alive 5 action next year, and it will come with its own little twists to help you get the most out of your handheld.

Well, if you didn't pick up a PS Vita on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, all hope is not lost.  You still have the rest of the holiday season, and there’s a new bundle set to release next week that you might want to check out.

The shopping craze known as Black Friday has passed, and it appears as if it was a pretty good one this year for Sony in terms of sales.

As we have all seen, streaming music services have been all the rage these days. While obvious choices like YouTube have been music to our ears for quite some time now, more legally sanctioned choices like Pandora and Spotify have really begun to gain some traction in recent years. There will soon be another option for you.

Sumo Digital is giving fans of Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed the opportunity to voice their opinions and select characters for the game’s upcoming DLC.

Yesterday, it was announced that the famed Vita developer known as Frostegater had been able to launch a Hello World app on the day old firmware 2.0 for Sony's latest handheld device. While many watchers of the scene were told that this hack only involved the limited access of user mode, further developments have proven to be quite a bit more exciting.

If you've been following Sony's portables as long as I have, you'll probably have some recollection of the PSP web browser that came in the 2.0 system update. At the time, something like a mobile browser, was quite the innovation. Still, as many of our initial test runs of the application showed, in most cases it was far from being functional.  Thankfully, seven years later those bad days are behind us. Vita's 2.0 browser performs far better.

With the release of their eCFW for the PS Vita, Total Noob has become one of the biggest players in the PlayStation Vita scene. While loaders like VHBL were great, TN took things to an entirely different level through a kernel exploit that allowed for PSP custom firmware to be booted on Sony's very latest handheld. While the mentioned update TN-C certainly lives up to standards, it also marks the last release of a major community developer.

If you've got a PlayStation Vita, today just might be a day of excitement or big decisions for you. For those who prefer not to hack their consoles, firmware 2.0 represents a whole lot of new features for you to mess around with, but hackers might view this update a little bit differently.

The Uncharted series is one of Sony's hallmark exclusives with good reason.  While the PS Vita itself may be struggling Golden Abyss in particular is a pretty solid showcase of the system's digital abilities, but coming December it will be met with Flight of Fortune, which includes some gameplay changes that some of you may not be prepared for.

 PlayStation 3 and PS Vita owners - if you were waiting to get your hands on the vibrant and colorful shoot-em-up title by the name of Sine Mora, your wait is just about over.

Sony has some plans to generate sales on Black Friday with attractive prices on PS3 and PS Vita bundles and more.

If you happen to be a real Sony fan, odds are you're probably a PlayStation Plus subscriber and might just have a PlayStation Vita. At TGS this year, the company announced that Plus would be coming to Vita "soon," but we can now officially tell you when.

It’s not out just yet, but PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale will be here soon.  When it finally does get here, it promises to bring with it a ton of content and a deep gaming experience.

The PS Vita scene has really been quite active these days with new game exploits popping up every couple of weeks. As a valued dev in that scene Total_Noob has announced that a new eCFW will be on the way, but there is also some more future stuff in the pipeline too.

There's no denying that the 4.xx homebrew scene for PS3 has been an absolute buzz over the past couple weeks. Between key leaks and nearly constant CFW releases, there is no better time to be a part of this clandestine hacking community.

If you've been looking to get into the PS Vita homebrew scene, we hope you had the chance to with the release of Gravity Crash as the community's latest version exploit.  If you were able to grab Gravity Crash you'll now be able to take advantage of this modified PSP custom firmware.

The PlayStation Vita is a device that has in a lot of ways captured the interest of the gamer crowd. There's no denying that that amazing OLED screen and powerful hardware have lead to some pretty amazing portable feats, but there are a lot of  us that have chosen to pass on the device simply because of price.

Assassin’s Creed III will be hitting store shelves tomorrow which means a lot of the cool news about this game has probably already been said. However that doesn't mean that some updated press coverage doesn't have a little more in store for you.

Hey Ratchet & Clank fans, a release date has finally been set for Full Frontal Assault.  Luckily, it’s not too far away, either.

The PS Vita scene has undoubtedly been jumping lately thanks to a series of game exploits that have allowed us to experience homebrew capability on our new Sony consoles as high as the most recent patched firmware update.

There's no denying that the PS Vita scene has been absolutely bumping these days with the release of several new game-based exploits in titles like Mad Blocker Alpha, Monster Hunter and Urbanix.  However, it still seems as if there may be a demand for one more hack should enough people want it.

If you've been living under a rock, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is essentially Sony's answer to the immense popularity of Nintendo's Super Smash Bros.  While the release of the game has received a lot of hype, if you're a Playstation Plus member or a PS Vita owner, you'll be able to begin beta testing this unique experience starting today!

As a franchise, Call of Duty is one of those few industry rarities that knows how to create a worthwhile experience both offline and online. Still, with the upcoming Black Ops: Declassified for the PS Vita Activision is hoping to tip the scales towards the online side of things.

 You’ll be able to start exercising your brain on the PS Vita in the next few weeks, as Smart As is about to hit the handheld.

The Street Fighter 25^th Anniversary panel at New York’s Comic-Con was the setting for an announcement that a complete rebalancing of Street Fighter X Tekken is in the works.

 Which game topped the list of best-sellers for September in the United States?  It was Madden NFL 13, and it really comes as no surprise.

A ton of new downloadable content is on the way for the recently released New Little King’s Story on the PS Vita, and here’s the scoop.

Yesterday we published a story regarding the release of an update for Total Noob's eCFW called 6.60 TN-B that was available for those using the Urbanix or Mad Blocker Alpha exploits on 1.81. However, as most of you already know, getting ahold of both of these titles can be a little bit difficult these days, plus who wants to update to  the nearly useless 1.81 anyway? Thanks to a little bit of retooling, now you won't have to!

If you've been on the sideline waiting for the next release of Total Noob's eCFW to be released, you're in luck... sorta. If you managed to get the game in time.

If you've been following the PS Vita scene at all lately, you know that one of the biggest developments that came this past week was the ability to boot 6.60 TN-A PSP custom firmware on your shiny new Sony handheld.  To make that transition to CFW as smooth as possible, ZLoad has created a bunch of pre-packaged firmware options to save you the trouble.

Assassin's Creed III is looking to take the world by storm on the consoles, but over on the PS Vita side of the house we have Assassin's Creed III: Liberation. With a female assassin and unique weaponry, this one is looking killer.

 The wait for PS Vita owners hoping to play Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock on their handhelds is almost over.

The Major League Baseball playoffs are in full swing after a long regular season, and you can play them out on your PS3 and PS Vita by picking up MLB 12: The Show at its newly reduced prices.

 If you were looking forward to playing Retro City Rampage, you won’t have to wait much longer, as the game’s official release date has just been announced.

 Details on killstreaks, maps, zombies, and more for the upcoming PS Vita release of Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified were just revealed by the game’s developers at Nihilistic Software, and here they are in a nutshell.

If you're at all familiar with the PSP homebrew community, it's no secret that custom firmware has truly opened the scene up to a whole mess of new modded experiences.  Thanks to a new release from longtime developer Total Noob, we can now have at least a piece of that experience on the PS Vita by being able to boot 6.60 TN-A CFE through the console's PSP emulator using the new Urbanix exploit.

As our writers have previously reported, the PS Vita scene has had quite complicated times as of late. Thanks to the recent leak of a Vita custom firmware alongside a new game exploit, it has been hard for everybody to get their story straight.