B ack in 2010, my parents got me a PlayStation Portable—more commonly known as the PSP — for my eleventh birthday. To date, ...

In the process, Sony decided to hide PS3, PS Vita and PSP games from view in the web browser version of the store, meaning that this content could only be accessed via the consoles themselves.

Unlike the PSP and Vita, the Portal is not a standalone game player. Instead, Sony decided to make it a PlayStation 5 accessory. The Portal was essentially a PS5 controller with a secondary ...

If Sony’s world-beating PlayStation brand isn’t competing with the Nintendo Switch in the handheld space, it’s not for lack of trying. ... the PSP, PSP Go, and PlayStation Vita.

In March, Sony took its legacy web-based, PS3, PSP, and PS Vita stores offline, fueling existing rumors that it would discontinue those marketplaces. Later, it confirmed it was shuttering the ...

Sony has shut the PlayStation Portable's digital storefront, but users can still purchase and download PSP games via the PS3 and PS Vita stores. Get more Technology News and Business News on Zee ...

Sony has had to do some considerable backtracking this year after initially deciding the PS3, PS Vita, and PSP stores were set to close. The backtrack began when Jim Ryan, President and CEO of ...

Sony has updated its support pages to make it clear it will allow users to download PSP games on the PS3 and Vita stores. The company previously announced it would shut down all “PSP commerce ...

Sony PSP Games on PS3 and Vita Stores. Given the assumption that fans will no longer get their hands on the nostalgic PSP titles from Sony's online store, ...

When Sony reversed its decision to close the PS3 and the PS Vita storefronts back in April, it also said that the "PSP commerce functionality will retire on July 2nd, 2021 as planned." ...

Sony originally announced that the stores on PS3, PSP, and PS Vita would all close this summer. The backlash for this was swift and loud, and Sony eventually backed down.

But Sony confirmed the PlayStation UK language is accurate in an email to Kotaku, reiterating that users will still be able to “purchase and play PSP content that is available on the PS3 and PS ...