In a rare move, Sony shares an update on PlayStation Plus profitability that the company's investors are likely to see as good news.

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.

But first, let’s talk about the PSP, the PlayStation Portable. In 2005, Sony released its first handheld console, and since then it’s become a classic.

Both PSP and PlayStation Vita still have their fans. The Vita is often cited as the best handheld of its time, but it didn’t receive nearly as much support as Nintendo provided to its 3DS.

PlayStation Portable 2 is rumored to release in 2027 along with the Standard PS6 console, but right now these are just rumors ...

A new rumor has some PlayStation fans believing that a long-awaited handheld successor to the PSP and PS Vita could be on the way. When it comes to Sony’s current plans on the hardware front ...

Sony is developing a new PlayStation handheld gaming console that will allow gamers to play PlayStation 5 games natively, gamers react. ... the PSP (PlayStation Portable), ...

PS3 hasn't seen much support from Sony on PS Plus, but company's VP of global services has said it's possible more PS3 titles ...

Sony, previously quiet since the PSP and Vita, is now surveying PlayStation gamers about the Nintendo Switch 2, indicating potential interest in developing a new handheld device.

5. PS Vita PlayStation. The world wasn’t ready for the Vita. On paper, this should’ve been the perfect handheld. It addressed every complaint there was about the PSP by adding a second analog ...

With the all-new PlayStation Plus, players can discover and engage with more content than ever before and deepen their connection with the PlayStation community through shared experiences.