Awesome Ps3

IGN took Thief, and ran it side-by-side on Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC to see how the graphics stacked up. The PC wins by a nose, but the differences between Xbox One and PS4 aren’t nearly as noticeable as some might think.

Insomnia returns to classic form in their latest R&C game, adding gravity manipulation guns and wearables, as well as the Winterizer, which turns enemies into snowmen and the Nightmare Box which scares the crap out of them.

Maker of custom controllers for the Xbox 360 and PS3. Their range of customizations include both the practical and aesthetic, from modified thumb sticks and buttons to all kinds of paint jobs.

The first disc-based release of thatgamecompany packs all three of their bestselling games – Journey, Flower and Flow – plus three mini-games, soundtracks, concept art, commentary and more.

If you ever played Okami, you’ll be thrilled to revisit this classic, remastered in 1080p high def for the PS3. If you never played it before, then you owe it to yourself to download it later this year.

Featuring artful animation, and gameplay in which you splatter paint onto white surfaces to reveal your surroundings, this offbeat title looks like one to watch for when it hits the PS3 later this year.

As weird and wonderful as Japanese games get, Tokyo Jungle puts you in command of 50+ breeds of animals from pomeranians to velociraptors – all set loose on the streets of Tokyo.

Sony takes Sackboy and pals and drop them into a PS3 Kart racing game, loaded with LBP’s charming style, wit and whimsy. Thought we’re a bit worried that Media Molecule didn’t develop it.

The latest game from thatgamecompany – makers of Flow and Flower –  is upon us. We’ve played it, and while the journey may be short, it is truly worth the $15 price of admission.

Loaded with awesome tunes, cool cell-shaded animation, rail-grinding and graffiti, one of our favorites from the SEGA Dreamcast gets brought back to life on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC this Summer.

While it might look like an ordinary controller, the MLG Pro Circuit lets you swap thumbstick and D-Pads, so whether you like PS3 or Xbox 360 layouts, you can play both ways on either console.

The studio that brought us the awesome Uncharted and Crash Bandicoot series reveals their next big thing, a PS3 exclusive post-apocalyptic zombie survival game. Trailer captured directly from a PS3.

We thought Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One was all about multiplayer, but it’s good to see that Insomniac hasn’t ignored single-player either. Too soon to tell about all the side-scrolling, though.

(Possible Spoilers) Jenova Chen, Co-Founder of thatgamecompany, sheds more light on the premise, controls, art style and the online multiplayer of their upcoming PS3 game Journey.

We’ve already pre-ordered our copy of Drake’s Deception, and this clip from the game’s cruise ship level reaffirms our feelings that the franchise reigns supreme when it comes to cinematic style.

Lara Croft’s ascent from frightened young woman to hardened survivor is explored in the “Turning Point” trailer for Tomb Raider; we see her washed ashore on a dark island after a brutal storm at sea.

The most recent Mortal Kombat trailer shows some spectacularly gory gameplay with GoW’s Kratos as a playable character – only on the PS3 version though. Still, it seems a perfect fit. (Thanks Aaron!)

A sprawling district in the heart of Gotham City is the new maximum security “home” for all of Gotham City’s thugs, gangsters and insane criminal masterminds in Batman: Arkham City; out 10/11.

Give your video game controller a bold new look with these clear-shelled controllers, backlit with bright LEDs. PDP offers Xbox 360, PS3, and Nintendo Wii versions. No Kinect models, though.

Xbox 360 FPSers have Halo, and PS3 FPSers have Killzone. The new one is really shaping up, and has two things Bungie’s shooters never did – it’s in 3D (meh) and can be played with a gun (awesome).

It doesn’t show much, and it doesn’t show anything new, but this is still a trailer that many PS3 owners have been waiting for. Mass Effect 2 drops 1/18/11, and will also be available on PSN.

If you missed the original BG&E on last-gen consoles, you’ll be happy to know that Ubisoft’s artful action-adventure game is being remastered in high-def for today’s consoles.

The guys at iD have been working on their tour de force FPS (with vehicles) for several years now, and the game is really starting to shape up from the looks of this in-game footage. Out 9/13/2011.