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Sony have released a statement publically apologizing to fans and, most importantly, to Rockstar themselves for the security breach.

A great week for releases with something for everyone. The featured game for this week is none other than Final Fantasy XIV Online. Will the MMO impress or will we be choking the Chocobo this time next week in a fit of rage? Only time will tell.

Aside from a few new kits there is nothing new or game changing about EA latest handheld offering.

Sucker Punch, creators of Infamous: Second Son, have released a trailer today showcasing exactly what they have been doing to integrate the touchpad in many innovative ways.

Sony announced at GameCom that players who buy select titles on their current console will be able to upgrade their copy to a digital PS4 counter-part for as little as $10.

The announcement for LittleBigPlanet Hub was really quite vague, and although things have now been a little better clarified, there are still a lot of people who just don't know what it is. Comment sections across the web - especially on the PlayStation upload of the official trailer at YouTube - are filled with people collectively saying "huh?"

LittleBigPlanet is about to get bigger, with the announcement of the free LittleBigPlanet Hub. Although Stephen Fry’s always-wonderful narration was a little vague, it essentially seems like a way to play user-created levels without needing to buy a copy of LittleBigPlanet 1 or 2. It’s not quite as open as all that though. You won’t be able to just play everything. Instead, the developers at MediaMolecule will pick a small set of community levels each week. It also seems you’ll…

Minecraft was a pretty prominent announcement for the Xbox One at E3. You only have to look at the sales figures to see that people are willing to buy the indie hit wherever it lands, and a version for next-gen consoles will be a must for many. It won't only be coming to Xbox One though, as tonight Sony announced Minecraft PS4.

Sony have tonight revealed the release date for the PlayStation 4. Although rumours hinted at an October release date, the PlayStation 4 will be available for purchase on November 15th in the US and November 29th in EU territories. The price will be £349, $399 and €399. There have been over a million pre-orders so far worldwide, despite some retailers cancelling pre-orders in the hope of curbing stock issues. That's not too bad, although initial excitement is no indication as to just how long things are going to last.

There's never been a better time to get into the PlayStation "ecosystem," a word used several times in tonight's Sony GamesCom conference. It was at that conference that both the PlayStation Vita and the PlayStation 3 received price drops.