PSP Hardware News

Sony Computer Entertainment worldwide studio president Shuhei Yoshida says publisher is finding it hard to attract third-party support for portable consoles; hopes Assassin's Creed will prove good recruitment tool when it launches on the Vita.

Sony's John Koller says company is not concerned with handheld's performance, staggered postlaunch support key.

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

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

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.

Beginning today, Sony's online platform offering select movie rentals in standard def for $.99, high-def for $1.99.

Electronics giant's overall sales slide for April-June quarter due mainly to earthquake; NA PSN logins now similar to pre-security-breach levels.

Sony's console and handheld each move 1.8 million units from April through June; Xbox 360 trails with 1.7 million units sold as Wii adds an extra 1.56 million to installed base.

Company focusing on PlayStation Network services following hacks; shares down 30 percent so far this year.

Hacker group releases 500,000 user names from EA's free-to-play shooter before declaring its 50-day virtual rampage over.

Proposed class action suit alleges that electronics giant gave pink slips to employees in network security division two weeks before hacker attack; knew customer data was at risk.

University of Texas, Baylor, European researchers think "incapacitation effect" in games is helping keep potential offenders off the street and out of trouble.

19-year-old man arrested in raid being questioned over PSN breach, suspected of being part of hacker ring; group denies any connection.

Former Vice President voices support for socially conscious titles during Games for Change keynote address.

[UPDATE] Wall Street Journal reports three men caught in connection with PSN denial-of-service attack, not the theft of users' personal data.

Expiring contract and LACC construction to make room for new football stadium have show organizers considering their options for E3 2013 and beyond.

Attendance is up at expo even as exhibitor number shrinks; trade show to return to the Los Angeles Convention Center June 5-7, 2012.

Game company confirms last of Qriocity functionality is now back online, marking end of seven-week hacker outage.

Japanese company says it is investigating group's claims to have made off with personal information for more than 1 million Sony Pictures accounts; Sony says "not related to PlayStation."

E3 2011: Wipeout 2048 titled; AR game Reality Fighters revealed; Little Deviants, Super Stardust Delta, and Sound Shapes previewed.