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As expected, DrinkBox has announced the first bit of downloadable content for PlayStation 3 and PS Vita side-scroller Guacamelee.

Did you like Guacamelee's frenetic beat 'em up action? Have you started searching for luchador training camps as a result? Well, before you go looking for a kick-ass mask, wait for the downloadable content to add even more action to Juan's adventures.

Fans are itching to play Rayman Legends, especially since it's been delayed so much that it's almost become a gaming urban myth. But the game will definitely be released soon, so new videos, like the ones just posted to Official Nintendo Mag, do a lot to whet our appetites.

If you're a fan of Limbo, but have always wanted to take the monochrome horror on the road, then you'll be glad to hear about the port coming to the PlayStation Vita.

Due out in a few months, Vanillaware's Dragon's Crown promises to bring all sorts of old-school side-scrolling action to the PlayStation 3 and the PS Vita. Even though we have to wait a while for the game to arrive, the good news is Atlus will be releasing free downloadable content for Dragon's Crown when it arrives.

One of the most interesting features Sony touted during its PlayStation 4 unveiling was remote play with the PS Vita. It wasn't clear at the time if every game would allow you to play away from the console, but now reports have surfaced indicating Sony is making Vita remote play mandatory for all PlayStation 4 games.

The newest trailer for the gorgeous beat 'em up, Dragon's Crown, shows us a smattering of gameplay that's so beautiful, it makes our eyes bleed with tears. Well, we guess that just means we cried.

After last year's disappointing Vita showing at E3, Sony has since gone to great lengths to show it plans to support the struggling handheld with loads of new games. In a move showing just how much faith Sony still has in its portable device, the company announced plans to stream its E3 2013 press conference live on the Vita.

We've waited a good while for the release of Rayman Legends, but hopefully that wait will pay off in the end. Now that the game will be released on PlayStation Vita, we'll be able to take the game with us anywhere, and  show off the much-anticipated game to anyone.

Mickey and Oswald are making the magical jump to the PlayStation Vita next month in their adventure, Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, packing along a supply of paint thinner and electric beams.