The official website for Bandai Namco Entertainment's upcoming Tokyo Ghoul Jail PS Vita game has revealed that the game will ship in Japan on October 1. Additionally, this year's 36th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump is teasing a new character on Monday through a silhouette. The combined 37th and 38th issue of the magazine will reveal the character when it ships on August 10.

Game Informer has received additional information about the quiet delay of Mighty No. 9, with further substantiation that it will miss its September 15 release. The game does not have a new release date, but the most recent information reaffirms that retailer listings of 2016 are accurate. This seems like sad news for those who really wanted to play this title, but at least with this delay the developers will have more time to polish this game!

Customise the world of Tearaway from your mobile device or PS Vita! The Companion App works using the official PlayStation App, which you can currently download for free with your valid app store account on your preferred app store, for smart phones and tablets. You can also use the “Second-Screen” function on your PS Vita to run the Tearaway Unfolded Companion App. So when the game launches, you can use your portable devices as a second screen for the game!

Nippo Ichi’s upcoming night exploring game Night Watch might look cute, but don’t be fooled, as its monsters are actually pretty horrifying. 4Gamer’s latest update on the game shows us even more of those spooky monsters. Night Watch will release in Japan on October 29, 2015 for PlayStation Vita.

In Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon, out soon for PS4 and PS Vita, you play a jumping spider. You can walk on walls and ceilings, jump, and use your silk to create threads. Draw any shape with those threads and it’ll form a web, which is how you catch the variety of insects found at each location. As you make your way from room to room, you’ll slowly realize that you’re exploring an abandoned estate, one riddled with mysteries, clues, and puzzles.

Kadokawa Games is bringing the mega popular Kantai Collection series to PlayStation Vita. KanColle Kai uses the browser game as a base and adds in new features to the strategy game.

Bandai Namco has given us the first look at the recently announced Digimon World: Next Order. Featured above, the debut teaser trailer was revealed by the publisher. While there isn’t much actual gameplay, you can view small bits of it around the 0:44 mark in the video. The game is supposed to be about an “evolving world,” where you can adventure with your Digimon companions. Digimon World: Next Order is launching in Japan sometime in next year, for Playstation Vita.

Back in June, Gaijinworks announced that if 6,000 people pledged to buy a physical edition of Summon Night 5, they would go ahead with producing one. While they only reached around 4,000, apparently that was enough as the localization studio has announced today that a presale will launch next week and run until the next full moon.

With 50 new characters being added for a total of 80 monster girls, Compile Heart’s latest entry in Genkai Tokki series will keep you pretty busy, especially considering how they all have their own endings. The latest trailer shows us some of Moero Crystal’s new features. Moero Crystal will release in Japan on September 25, 2015 for PlayStation Vita.

Falcom has released a new TV commercial for its upcoming PS Vita exclusive Tokyo Xanadu, showing some gameplay of the action role-playing game. Tokyo Xanadu is due to release on PS Vita in Japan on September 30, 2015.

Playstation Japan has released a new trailer for this mobile game. This game is coming out in Japan today!

With July 30 being the in-game birthday of Persona 4 character Chie Satonaka, Atlus has released the English character trailer and screenshots for her appearance in the upcoming Persona 4: Dancing All Night. (Atlus also dubs her the “the Best Girl™ of the internet.”) Persona 4: Dancing All Night is due out for PS Vita in North America on September 29.

Sony is rolling out new PlayStation Network functionality that lets PlayStation 4 users vote for what game they want to see added to the PlayStation Plus free game lineup next. This comes from a NeoGAF forum user in the UK who says a video popped up describing a new feature called "Vote to Play." According to the image below, you'll have a choice of three games. The one with the most votes after a set period of time will be added to the following month's roster of free games.

Play-Asia has tweeted some information about the Asian version of the game. If you want to have the physical version of this PS Vita game, but don't know Japanese, then this is great news for you!

Taking place on the same continent as the fan favorite Trails in the Sky offshoot of Nihon Falcom’s storied The Legend of Heroes franchise, Trails of Cold Steel (Sen no Kiseki in Japanese) is the first in the series to tread Erebonian soil and explore the inner political conflicts of this oft-mentioned powerhouse nation in detail.

Nippon Ichi Software has released the teaser trailer, screenshots, and details for Criminal Girls 2, its recently announced PS Vita sequel to Criminal Girls: Invite Only, due out on November 26 for 5,980 yen in Japan.

Compile Heart has updated the Hyperdimension War Neptunia VS Sega Hard Girls: Dream Fusion Special website with the first official direct-feed screenshots. The RPG is planned for launch on PS Vita, but is still without a release date.

Roundabout, the spinning-limo game from former Harmonix designer Dan Teasdale's studio, No Goblin, is heading to Vita on top of its planned launch on PS4 and Xbox One. Teasdale announced the new platform on the PlayStation Blog, noting that it's a Cross-Buy and Cross-Play game between PS4 and Vita.

The latest set of Tokyo Xanadu screenshots introduce the game’s final set of sub-characters. There’s Eiji, the yakuza, and Akihiro, the juvenile delinquent. Additionally, we also get a look at how different attributes affect weapons, as well as how upgrades affect skills. Tokyo Xanadu is due out for PS Vita in Japan on September 30.

NIS America has released a new batch of Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls screenshots, showcasing the different Monokumas you’ll face and the various Truth Bullets you can use against them. Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls will launch for PS Vita in North America on September 1 and in Europe on September 4.