The PlayStation Awards will be taking place on December 3. Now, before you get too excited, you should know that the PlayStation Awards are just an annual ceremony by SCEJA where the highest selling games on PlayStation are recognized. It’s just an acknowledgement of commercial success, and nothing else, and no major announcements are ever made at the event. Don’t get too excited.

In fact, if you have been following the weekly Japanese Famitsu/Media Create charts, you already know what games will win- still, it can be fun to see the creators of your favorite game getting on stage to accept the award for their game having done well. That, and there is a User Choice category that you can vote for.

User Choice voting will open here on October 12 at 23:59 Japan time. Everyone who participates will be given a PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita downloadable theme as a present.

Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage and information.

Sony has announced a date and time for its yearly pre-Tokyo Game Show press conference focusing on PlayStation Japan and PS4 releases within the country. It will take place on September 15th at 4 PM Tokyo time/12 AM PST and will last four 90 minutes.

There are already a fair amount of rumours going around as to what we can expect. VanillaWare’s new title is expected to make an appearance and Level 5 may also show off something interesting. We may finally find out more about the accidentally announced Final Fantasy 12 remaster. And as long as we’re dreaming big, how about an official price drop, at least for Japan?

The press conference will also feature announcements for the PS Vita and PS3 so stay tuned for that. You can watch the livestream when the event takes place on the Japanese PlayStation Blog. What do you hope to see this year at Sony’s conference? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

This is totally not an April Fools joke guys, as Sony has confirmed that it is going to abolish Sony Computer Entertainment Japan and create a new organisation called Sony Computer Entertainment Japan/Asia.

They have also abolished Sony Computer Entertainment Asia.

So what has changed? Nothing, actually. This is just some minor organisational changes that the company has done on a new fiscal year starting today. This is not a troll because you don’t troll shareholders in serious matters such as these.

President of the new organisation will be none other than SCEJ’s Hiroshi Kawano. You can check out the complete details here.

The timing of the announcement shouldn’t be viewed with skepticism because it’s a new fiscal year and companies don’t engage in trolling. Well, most of them anyway.

Tell us what you think in the comments section below.