PlayStation Vita

It was on this day in 2012 that the first wave of PS Vitas hit shelves, starting off a challenging road for Sony’s handheld department for years to come.

We already knew Lego Marvel's Avengers would have the biggest roster of any Lego game developed by TT Games to date, but we still don't know the exact character list. During Gamescom this week, TT revealed a few of these new cast members with in-game models for the first time, giving us a better idea of who and what to expect. While your standard Avengers have all but been confirmed (at least as far as the movie roster is concerned), there's a whole lot of Marvel heroes and villains that have yet to have their shot at Lego fame and glory. During San Diego Comic-Con, TT actually teased a few of these characters, including Kamala "Ms. Marvel" Khan and the Jane Foster Thor, but this is the first time we've seen Squirrel Girl and the Young Avengers' Speed. Most importantly, Ms. Marvel's Lego-fied version actually looks like Kamala Khan. After the America Chavez incident, it's good to see TT Games is actually on point with its representation of the character, and fans won't have to cry out in hopes of having Ms. Khan recolored.

A Japanese trademark filed for a new model of the PlayStation Vita has us wondering what it can do and hopeful that Sony will finally start taking the handheld seriously.

Capybara Games is putting out a free Ultra Update for its game Super Time Force for Xbox One owners and it comes with a ton of new content.

Helping to bring the gap between Episodes III-IV, Star Wars Rebels flips its way to Star Wars Pinball.

Nippon Ichi is making the jump to PlayStation 4 — although many of its previous hits came out on PlayStation 3, it's putting development for games on the last-gen console to rest.

It's unfair to call Severed a departure for the studio, since all three of its games thus far have been rather diverse, but Severed definitely feels different. That's probably because it relies almost exclusively on touch controls.

In the war against Microsoft, Sony has been doing well in sales due to the PlayStation 4, but there are two things holding it back — the PlayStation TV and Vita.

Warning: this article brings bad news to Shire folk — Warner Bros has announced Lego The Hobbit will not be getting any kind of DLC based on the third movie, The Battle of the Five Armies.

The numbers have been crunched and Sony has announced which games have made PlayStation consoles the most money in February.