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Each week Sony brings PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita and PlayStation Portable owners new content, add-ons, games and more. PlayStation LifeStyle catalogs the PlayStation Store updates for the major regions across the globe. Check back every Tuesday and Wednesday to keep up to date with each week's PlayStation Store Update.

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Later today, the next system software update for online store purchases more convenient for all PSN users. In addition, we’ve made it easier to move games, movies and other content from your PS3 to PlayStation Vita with Wi-Fi data transfer.

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PreOrder-IQ writes: Games featuring planes, trains, fast automobiles and indeed cartoony ships feature in this bumper release week. We countdown every big release on PC, Xbox 360, Wii U, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita and 3DS this week along with information about pre-order bonuses and pricing from the biggest UK retailers.

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Gaming Union: "September was an exciting month for the PlayStation Vita and what better place to start than this years Tokyo Game Show. At their conference prior to TGS 2013, Sony announced a new Slim PS Vita model that is thinner, lighter, and cheaper. Even with the loss of the OLED screen, first hands-on have been positive."

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Guerrilla Games is responsible for bringing not one but two Killzone games to PlayStation platforms this year. First it was Killzone: Mercenary on PlayStation Vita and then Killzone: Shadow Fall, which will be launching alongside PlayStation 4. Fortunatley, it looks like the studio is all Killzone'd out at this point, as the team's next project will be something outside of the sci-fi shooter franchise.

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The PlayStation Vita certainly had a rocky start when it came down to its first person shooter offerings. Both Call of Duty Black Ops: Declassified and Resistance: Burning Skies were developed by a studio formally called Nihilistic Games and demonstrated a terrible way to implement the Vitas capabilities. Sloppy controls, a poor campaign and abysmal multiplayer really made the Vita FPS experience unbearable. Despite the horrid history, Guerrilla Cambridge have been able to create an outstanding first person shooter on this portable device with tight controls and a captivating plotline.

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After seeing the new VITA offerings from Sony at TGS, we take on your questions about the new VITA and VITA TV.

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I have to say I was far more impressed with Sony's new devices than I thought I would be. Here's a rundown of what I experienced with the new Vita, the PS Vita TV, and PS4 remote play at the Tokyo Game Show.
PS4 Remote Play With Vita
I played Knack on a PS4, using a Vita 200 as my controller, and it worked without flaw. The new Vita’s LCD screen displayed exactly what was on the TV, and at no point did my movements feel slowed down; the user experience was largely the same as it was when I played Knack using the DualShock 4. I looked down and used the Vita as my screen sometimes, but naturally, my eyes always wandered back towards the HDTV. The Vita’s screen wasn’t necessarily bad, but compared to a large, 1080p HDTV right in front of me, there was going to be an obvious preference. This seems to be a nice sign that, at least until you get the dough for multiple DualShock 4's, you can use a Vita as your second controller in some games.
Here's a video of the lady who played Knack before me. She's using a Vita as her PS4 controller.


PlayStation Vita TV I played the action RPG Soul Sacrifice Delta on Sony’s Vita TV, in a group with four people. My controller was a PS3 DualShock 3, and I was playing on an HDTV, while my three teammates were playing on Vita 2000s. The link up was flawless, and I never noticed any lag — and you know me, I was watching for it like a hawk. A hawk that watches things like a Hindman. I probably looked insane the way I kept looking frantically back and forth from my TV screen to my neighbors’ Vita screens, checking for the slightest hint of slowdown. I never saw any, though. When a companion fell, I even watched his screen to control my character; it worked just fine. The three Vitas plus Vita TV linked together even better than I’d expected.

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While the PlayStation Vita certainly has its fair share of fighting games, Sony's handheld has been decidedly lacking in anything representing the sweet science of boxing. Until now, that is, as Vivid Games' Real Boxing finally makes its way to the ring. *Cue Eye of the Tiger*

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An article on why right now is the best time to be a PlayStation Vita owner. Whether you're jumping in now or have been an owner since launch, now really is the best time to be a Vita owner. Kyle from The Vita Lounge breaks down the main reasons why in this feature opinion piece.