If you didn’t happen to catch information on the PS Vita during coverage of Gamescon, Ubisoft unveiled some information about the games they are developing for Sony’s latest hand-held gaming powerhouse. In this latest PlayStation Vita review we have some exciting news of six titles that will be available to you on the Vita. Okay, okay on to the games since you are dying to find out what they are. Ubisoft will be bringing Assassin’s Creed, Rayman Origins, Lumines, Asphalt, Dungeon Hunter Alliance, and Michael Jackson the Experience to the Sony PS Vita. PlayStation Vita Ubisoft Games on Display for Review Dungeon Hunter Alliance and Asphalt were available and... Read On

The PS Vita according to Japanese analysts may be in for a price cut since the latest announcement by Nintendo to slash the 3DS price to a low $170; or “risk a major failure.” The elite PlayStation Vita which was priced at the same price point as the 3DS is now exceedingly pricier in a tough economy. Does this mean Sony should readjust their pricing on the do-it-all handheld or should they stick to their original price points which were celebrated just a few months back? In our opinion it’s going to be a much better device than the 3DS and while price is usually a strong indicator of... Read On

In this latest edition of our PlayStation Vita review, we’re revisiting the possibility of the PS Vita stealing some of Nintendo Wii U‘s fire. In an earlier review we questioned whether or not the PlayStation Vita would be able to sync with the PS3 and offer a similar experience as the demo of the Wii U at E3. According to Phil Rogers who is Sony’s Europe research & development manager the Sony PlayStation Vita will do just that. Those eagerly waiting for news on the subject can now rest assured that the Vita will be able to act as a control device for the PS3. Rogers’ PS Vita “Controller”... Read On

We wanted to provide a full PS Vita Review of some of the problems that may be looming for the hand-held device in the near future. It’s always good to hear all the good things but it’s also equally important to hear some of the questions that have been raised with PlayStation’s latest hand-held device that is highly anticipated to release later this year. The first on the list is the lack of a video-out port that was not included in the device at E3. If you have a newer laptop or other device that has the option then you know how nice it is to plug a HDMI... Read On

Capcom’s European COO David Reeves offered up some PS Vita news of Monster Hunter making its way to the anticipated handheld device. If you are a fan of Monster Hunter then you probably remember when it all started on the PlayStation 2, and then really gained some steam amongst gamers when it hit the PSP. During this recent interview with MEGamers, Reeves was found to be hinting that the title would end up being released for the PS Vita and the 3DS. I don’t know about you, but count me in on picking this bad boy up for the PS Vita but not the 3DS. Monster Hunter would be... Read On

After careful review the PS Vita is now going to be very friendly for developers, which remedies a handful of previous issues. Since the release of the PlayStation 3 developers have loathed Sony for making it so difficult to design games for the PS3. With its obvious drawbacks, Sony has decided to make sure the PS Vita will be welcomed with opened arms across all the major developers and will be excited rather than dread development time. It really comes down to pleasing those who support the handheld gaming devices. Making it easier for developers means faster release dates and more support for the PS Vita which can then... Read On