PlayStation 3 News

Japanese electronics giant's latest handheld has surpassed half a million sold; TV and film streaming service set for portable's US launch.

Japanese technology giant says "nothing has been determined at this time" regarding Hirai's move to Sony Corporation president.

Nikkei reports PlayStation boss to move to new role as early as April; Howard Stringer to remain chairman and CEO.

MCV cites "third-party publishing sources" in reporting Microsoft, Sony rolling out new consoles at this summer's trade show; Wii U launch details to be confirmed at geek gathering.

New PSN terms intended to limit class-action lawsuits result in a class-action lawsuit alleging unfair business practices.

PlayStation 3 maker will not be held liable for decision to remove console functionality that inspired hacker attack.

SCEE CEO Jim Ryan addresses Sony's future plans to extend the PlayStation 3's life as the system enters its sixth year on shelves.

Edge sources say Ubisoft and EA have hands on target hardware for Microsoft's next console with a late 2012 launch in mind, Sony has shifted one studio's focus to the next generation.

PlayStation maker reported to be in talks with media companies to offer streaming television channel package to TVs and consoles.

Sony taking service offline from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Pacific on November 17; new game sharing limits to be in place when PSN comes back online.

New bundle packs three films featuring Hogwarts' most famous wizard with 160GB console for $249.

Ratings agency considering downgrading PS3 maker's credit due to anticipated fourth straight year of losses.

After November 18, PlayStation Store customers will be able to download the same game onto only two active systems instead of the current five.

Post-price cut PlayStation 3 hardware moves 3.7 million units for the quarter, but Consumer Products & Services division loses ¥34.6 billion overall.

PlayStation creator's application would cover controllers that read a player's state of mind to drive dynamic responses from software.

Several of Sony's internal studios said to be ramping up work on new software for as-yet-unannounced PS3 successor.

Introductory accessory bundle packs in a DualShock 3 controller, HDMI and USB cables for $69.

EEDAR survey finds 51 percent have picked up add-ons in the last year; firm estimates North American DLC market to top $1 billion in 2012.

John Smedley confident login and password information used in recent attack wasn't obtained from Sony, says attackers had "small percentage" of success in gaining access.

GDC Online 2011: Sony engineer recaps progress of Sony's motion controller, shows hypothetical Move-enabled Resistance 4 built on augmented reality technology.