
Alongside retail copies, all PS Vita games will be available as downloadable titles.

Alongside retail copies, all PS Vita games will be available as downloadable titles.

Heavy Iron Studios president Matthew Seymour has come out hard against Sony’s PlayStation Vita, calling the portable console a “car wreck”, and mocking the firm’s mobile phone Xperia Play.

Cancel that ticket you purchased for Japan’s TGS, and reroute the thing for an European visit instead, as at GamesCom 2011, Sony’s latest handheld, PS Vita, will be playable.

TGS will be the place to be if you can’t wait to play you own PS Vita when the device goes on sale, as Sony’s announced the portable console will be available to the public at the Tokyo Game Show to try out.

If Epic Games were taking advise from Crytek, the latter would tell the former “look out”, and “upgrade fast” because CryEngine is “the best” game engine, and it’s going “everywhere”.

According to Destructoid, Amazon’s put up on its US site a December 31st release date for PS Vita, however if said date’s accurate, it’ll come one week late in early January.

PS Vita isn’t on the market just yet, but already Sony’s hailing the new handheld a “quantum leap”, stating that they’re very excited about it.

Although Microsoft now owns Skype, it seems as if PS Vita will come ready with the feature just like the PSP before it, according to a demonstration of the handheld in Brazil.

We already knew this. Sony’s just confirmed the real name of codename NGP, and it’s…you know…PS Vita, and it’s releasing late this year..

Like we didn’t already have enough confirmation, Sony Europe’s gone on to trademark a few very familiar names.

Yes, PS Vita, or PSV, PSP, NGP – whatever you want to call it, has seen its entire launch lineup leaked onto the internet, and below the break on Gamesthirst.