The PlayStation Vita has made some great strides recently, and it doesn't look like Sony is slowing down anytime soon. The company just announced a handful of new titles that will be coming to the mobile console, and they all seem very promising.

Briefly: The whacky indie side-scroller Joe Danger is coming to the PS Vita on September 2, Sony just announced. Anyone who owns the console and loves games about daredevils and/or Sonic the Hedgehog should definitely check it out.

When I first caught wind of Hello Games bringing their stunt-racing hero Joe Danger to iOS, I imagined a straight port of the original PlayStation Network release, complete with a screen cluttered with virtual controls. Instead they've delivered a game that fully embraces the touch-based platform, one that's as refreshing to play as it was for the company's founder to develop.

Slowly but surely, Hello Games' loveable stuntman Joe Danger keeps making his way to new platforms. After debuting on PS3 and then hitting Xbox 360 last year, the Super Dave of video games will be defying death on iPads and iPhones soon.

The coolest part of an action movie is, well, the action. Carefully choreographed and filmed stunts and effects make the impossible seem downright easy, when splashed on the big screen.

Former PSN exclusive Joe Danger has made a very rare jump to the Xbox 360, Microsoft seemingly content to play second-fiddle for once in exchange for some new goodies.

Back when I thought my time at the Penny Arcade Expo was going to be shortened due to a hurricane, I rushed to the area of the show where Hello Games was showing Joe Danger: The Movie.

Hello Games' cheerful PlayStation Network stunt 'em up Joe Danger was dinged by at least one person for not having enough monkeys in the game. That lack of simian stuntmen has been corrected with Joe Danger's new downloadable content.

UK indies Hello Games made the wonderful Joe Danger for PSN. They're now hiring to expand their tiny team from "the same four faces" to five, or perhaps even six. To make this happen they've placed the best job ad I've ever seen.

Over the next month, we'll be reviewing games we didn't get around to earlier in the year. PlayStation Network exclusive Joe Danger is the first dirtbike off the rank.

Hello Games' Joe Danger has wheelied its way to sales success on the PlayStation Network, but the indie creators of the fun and vibrant stunt 'em up had a hard time convincing publishers that "fun" would sell. No really.

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Hello Games' Joe Danger, for the PS3, looks amazing. We'll get to see whether it actually is or not next month, since that's when it'll be available for download from the PlayStation Network.

Joe Danger, a game about a man called Joe, who faces danger, is one of the most high profile games in this year's Independent Games Festival awards. And it's coming to the PlayStation 3.

Tired of stodgy corporate games made by The Man and his minions? We're playing the 31 best indie games for a change of pace - and so we can judge them. Today, Joe Danger.

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Hello Games' Joe Danger is on a very, very short list of downloadable games that we're unreasonably excited about here at Kotaku, a game that got its first official video showing during last night's GameTrailers TV.