Sony has announced in a press release October 15th, that following the success of their 120GB PS3 Slim, they will be releasing a 250GB version for $349. The bigger, badder PS3 Slim will be available starting November 3rd. The 120GB PS3 Slim, which became available
Sony was hot with announcements at the Tokyo Game Show. It was announced that since its September 1 release, 1 million PS3 Slims have been sold. On the heel of the news it was also announced that the UK would be getting special 250GB Bundles.
Sony released an optional update to the recently released 3.0 firmware. After the 3.0 update, players began to complain that games such as Uncharted were freezing, requiring a restart. According to Sony this is an optional update “improves system stability during use of some PlayStation
Sony announced that its Motion Controller, to be used in conjunction with the PS Eye camera, has been slated for a Spring 2010 release. Sony claims it’s Motion Controller provides 1:1 Tracking and true 3D Pointing. At last week’s Gamescom, Sony executive Kazuo Hirai added
Sony firmly announced that PS2 backwards compatibility would not be coming back. While early models of the PS3 has capability to play some PS2 games, the feature was later axed. In an interview with Ars Technica, John Koller stated “[Backwards compatibility is] not coming back,
Sony announced today that the highly rumored PS3 Slim is in fact, real. The PS3 Slim will be available in September with a price tag of $299.The PS3 Slim will be 33% smaller and 36% lighter than the current models. It will also feature an
K-mart displayed banners on their website announcing that the PS3 “Rumors are Reality”. There was, however, no listing for a PS3 Slim model, and none of the PS3 listings reflected any sort of price change. Analysts and hopefuls predict Sony will make the announcement at
Rumors abound, Engadget has found a listening on Germany’s Amazon site for a “Playstation 3 Konsole Slim”. There is no release date, price, description, or pretty much anything but it did appear to be a true Amazon listing. The listing seems to be missing as