PS3 games

After a flurry of rumors, it’s finally confirmed that the much awaited BioShock is all set to arrive on the PS3. Its time for PS3 owners to rejoice and engage in an interesting game of BioShock on their consoles.
The news no longer remains a rumor as gaming site 1UP/EGM has
confirmed about BioShock is shooting itself to the PS3 soon during the
holiday season. The game, which has been available for PC and the Xbox
360 gamers for quite a long time will soon entertain the PS3 users.
Surviving through the City of Rapture, the game has the ability to make
you rise up the seats. The game involves walking through the littered
corpses, hacking mechanical devices and genetically modifying the body
via the Plasmid Stations spread across the city.
The game was supposed to be an Xbox 360 exclusive earlier, but now
the news has been confirmed that BioShock hits PS3 platforms. Take Two
have been denying the news for so long, but finally accept about the
confirmed news. The game which has been a huge hit on the PC platform
is set to rock the PS3.

The new update includes a new store page layout and interface for easier navigation in version 2.30.




The new PS3 update includes a new page layout and interface for easier navigation, allowing users to move between pages faster by pressing the X and circle buttons. You can now also view your Playstation Network account avatar on the store pages and the content status icons will clearly indicate the status of each item.


By: Kristin Wright
Apr 15, 2008, 6:57 AM EDT

Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc released PS3 Update 2.30 which features
DTS-HD Master Audio playback for the Blu-ray Disc and a new Playstation
Store design. Sony recommends that when updating the PlayStation 3 system, you will need a minimum 130 MB of free space on either the PS3 Hard Disk Drive (System Update) or on removable storage media (PC Update).Blu-ray Disc playback now supports DTS-HD
Master Audio and DTS-HD High Resolution Audio output. However, the PS3
system does not support playback of DTS-ES and DTS 96/24 for DVD-Video
or DTS-ES Matrix for Blu-ray Discs.



Depending on the software title, you may not be able to play without first updating the Playstation 3 system software.The
store has a new page layout and interface for easier navigation,
allowing users to move between pages faster by pressing the X and
circle buttons. You can now also view your Playstation Network account
avatar on the pages of the PS3 Store and the content status icons will
clearly indicate the status of each item.The revamp will not
affect Playstation Network accounts or the virtual wallet system, so
you can take advantage of all these treats and trimmings without
needing to change a thing.As of April 15, 2008, your Playstation
3 system will gain the system software update when it goes online,
allowing you to access the redesigned store. The new PlayStation 3
features include a new page layout and interface for easier navigation,
allowing users to move between pages faster by pressing the X and
circle buttons. You can now also view your Playstation Network account
avatar on the store pages and the content status icons will clearly
indicate the status of each item.

It's awful how all the PS3's best games are multi-format.

I'm beginning to think mine was a wasted birthday present. It stands as an over priced DVD player in my room at the moment.

wat do u mean "multi-format"??? i.e they're available on 360 and pc ??


if so, well, look at it this way.... you have a blu-ray dvd player

Yeah, that's what it means.

I haven't started buying blu-ray yet, partly due to the expense and minimal difference i'd see.

good point

its all a load of bullocks !

im not gettin into it until it reverts from elite to being a mainstream thing

I do love the piece of kit itself though, for it's sleekness, coolness and quietness...

But yeah, over priced paper weight.

At least a 360 is £160 now.

good point..

its amazing much much the price has dropped

drop baby drop ... the cheaper the better

does the 360 controller have vibating like the new ps3 one?

Yes. Always had. Came out shaking.

On Tuesday, Capcom announced that its Street Fighter IV game would
soon find its way to the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. However, this
was the entire statement, as no further information, regarding the
upcoming game’s price or release date, has been released. Street
Fighter IV is said to be anything but a slightly graphically improved
version of the old game. Its new cel-shaded visuals and modified
gameplay mechanics are to offer the perfect fight setting for the
already popular old characters, such as Ryu, Ken or Guile, as well as
for the newcomers, like Abel and Crimson Viper. Fans should check out
the game's official website on May 30; that is when several new
characters will be revealed.Street Fighter’s story goes back
more than twenty years; the first version was released by Capcom in
August 1987. Since then, with each of the game’s many sequals and
versions, its graphics and player options have constantly advanced; in
time, Street Fighter versions have been created to pretty much cover
any gaming platform out there. It is probably one of the most
iconic games in history, and even though today’s game ideas and
offerings are much more diverse than they used to be, Street Fighter’s
fan base continues to increase with each passing day.