PlayStation News

As digital streaming services continue to battle for subscriptions, another crop of competitors fight to bring them to your living room, putting game consoles in the center of a changing entertainment market.

Sony has sold a respectable 1.4 million PlayStation Vita handheld units since its release, but the numbers are nothing compared to what they'd be if the company launched the device way it should have.

HTC will be the first smartphone manufacturer with Sony's PlayStation Certification, a move that may hurt sales of Sony's Vita gaming device.

Sales of Sony's PlayStation Vita have dropped off significantly since its launch in Japan, a sign the company may have to make some changes to assure the console's success.

Sony's PlayStation Vita debuted to strong sales in Japan, but faces challenges from Nintendo's 3DS, smartphones and the emergence of mobile gaming.

Sony plans to release the PlayStation Vita, its portable gaming system, in Japan tomorrow, vying for a piece of the mobile gaming market dominated by smartphone apps.

The rise of smartphones and tablets may spell the end of video game consoles like the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, changing the landscape of the gaming industry.

The PlayStation Vita will be able to play all PlayStation 3 games remotely, as Sony looks to more tightly integrate its gaming consoles to stay competitive.

Android and iOS have taken the lead in portable games software revenues from Sony and Nintendo, as smartphones continue to grow in popularity.

Sony is looking to expand its gaming services on more portable devices, as the popularity of video games on smartphones continues to grow.

Sony plans to sell PlayStation Vita, its next-generation portable game console, starting at $250 on February 22 in the U.S. and Europe, as the company attempts to stay successful against surging competition from smartphones.

AT&T plans to sell the Sony Xperia Play 4G, a smartphone capable of playing PlayStation Portable games, on September 18 for $50 with a two-year contract.

Sony's PlayStation Vita, its next gaming device, will be pushed back to 2012, missing the crucial holiday season and underscoring the handset maker's attempts at turning around its struggling business.

Sony's PlayStation Vita may hit U.K. shelves in October, as excitement builds despite smartphones' increasing popularity over traditional handheld gaming devices.

Hackers continued their wave of attacks, targeting several politicians including President Obama, while Apple attempts to put a stop to Samsung's sales in the U.S.