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There is a rumor circulating on social media that Sony may be preparing to launch a new handheld device capable of playing PS4 games directly. However, it is important to note that this rumor has not been confirmed. It seems that the information originates from a lone Russian social media account and has gained significant attention from gaming media, resulting ...

There is some exciting news on the horizon, as Gematsu has discovered that a new PS2 emulator may soon be available for both the PS5 and PS4. Sony has been steadily releasing PS1 and PSP titles on the PS Store through its PS Plus Premium subscription. These releases come with video filters, quick save, and rewind features. It appears that ...

The Playstation Vita is Sony’s second outing into the handheld realm. While their first handheld, the PSP came out shortly before the PS3’s release, it was more of an alternative to the PS2, as portable hardware tends to be a generation or so behind the times. However over the course of its life the PSP began to outperform the PS2 ...

The PlayStation Vita exclusive Killzone Mercenary is getting a new update, which will bring PlayStation TV support to the game, among other features. The respective update is now available for everyone who owns the game. According to the developer, Guerilla Cambridge, work on the PlayStation TV compatibility began right after the mini-console was first announced. As of now, update 1.11 ...

According to Sony, starting September 15, PSP users will not be able to access the Playstation Store anymore. This applies to customers from Europe, Asia and Africa, so North Americans will still be able to use this application after that date. Users in these regions, however, will still be able to purchase games for their Playstation Portable console through the ...

If you’re into Japanese imports, you’ll want to jump on PSN next week. GungHo Online Entertainment is bringing to the west six games released only in Japan for the original PlayStation, to be played on US PS3s (or PSPs, if you still have one) with the Japanese Imports program. Each game will cost 5.99 dollars and they will  all be ...