Playstation Plus users are looking at a powerhouse month for games in October. If you’ve never played Resident Evil, there’s officially no excuse for missing out on its wonderful remaster.

New Danganronpa V3: Minna no Koroshiai Shingakki (New Danganronpa V3: A New Semester for Everyone’s Killing Life) has a release date, reports the latest issue of Famitsu. The PS4 and PS Vita title will be out in Japan on January 12, 2017. No word yet on a Western release date.

If you haven’t played Journey yet, now’s your chance to get it for PS3 and PS4 through PlayStation Plus’ September lineup.

There’s not much for PlayStation 4 owners in next month’s PlayStation Plus lineup, but if you have a PlayStation 3? That’s a different story.

Berserk Musou, the upcoming title from Koei Tecmo, is being delayed from September 21 to October 27 in Japan. This includes the PS4, the PS3, and the Vita versions. According to Famitsu, the delay is to improve quality.

It’s looking like a solid month for Games With Gold and PlayStation Plus.

The last major press conference of E3 2016 is about to get underway. We’re expecting games like God of War 4 and plenty of PS VR announcements, but can they match surprises like Shenmue and Final Fantasy VII? Let’s find out!

One of the best independent games from the last few years and an excellent basketball game are part of Sony’s excellent lineup for next month.

In Japan, over a million copies of Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition have been sold, making it the package version the biggest selling PS Vita title in the country.

It’s a quality selection of games, but they’re not exactly heavy hitters.

The PlayStation Vita is something of an oddity—a pricy, powerful portable gaming console adrift in a sea of smartphones, touchscreen controls, and inexpensive app-store games. All the same, we have a fondness for Sony’s beefy handheld, and the many unusual games you can play on it.

There’s a new Fate game! It’s called Fate/Extella and is headed to the PS Vita and PS4 in Japan. This week’s Famitsu will have more details.

The Romancing SaGa 2 remake has a release date in Japan. It’s heading to iOS, Android, and PlayStation Vita on March 24 for 2,200 yen (US$19.45).

The HD version of Tim Schafer’s classic time-traveling adventure game, Day of the Tentacle, hits PC in exactly two weeks, on March 22.

The PlayStation Vita TV (aka PlayStation TV) launched in Japan back in November 2013. Today, via AV Watch, Sony confirmed that it will cease shipping the hardware (in Japan, at least) at the end of February. That’s today.

Here’s what happens when you stop pre-ordering games, I guess.