Vita: Rift of a Nation

After Sony's surprising announcement that it plans to end PlayStation disc production by 2028 in favor of a digital-only future for its consoles, some fine print has gotten lost in all the buzz: Sony is also ending support for the PlayStation Store on PS3 and PS Vita. "After nearly two decades of supporting the PS3 console generation, we wanted to let you know we will be closing the PlayStation Store on PS3, as well as on PS Vita," Sony senior director Sid Shuman shared in a blog post announcing the upcoming changes. Of course, this isn't nearly as surprising as Sony's pivot to digital-only ga

Riftbound’s fourth and newest booster set, Vendetta, is just around the corner. With that comes new faces to the card game as well as new mechanics. So we’re happy to exclusively reveal the new rare champion unit, Gangplank, featuring the keyword Empowered alongside his full art overnumbered variant.

Sony has announced the closure of its PlayStation Store on the PS3 and Vita, beginning next month in certain countries.

Ahead of GTA 6's release this November, GTA 5 is now available on a subscription service, and it's Rockstar's own GTA+. The game's single-player campaign is now included with the GTA+ games library, while GTA+ members on PC can now get GTA Online through the games library. Available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, GTA+ costs $8/month and includes access to a library of games, as well as a variety of perks. Some of the other games included in the library are Bully, L.A. Noire, and Red Dead Redemption. Games don't always stay forever, though. A scene from GTA Online. As for the perks, GTA+ subs

PlayStation Store support on PlayStation 3 and PS Vita will end completely by July 2027, but some countries will be cut off much sooner, Sony confirms