Posted by Jack Buser // Director, PlayStation Home Hello again Home Community, I am thrilled to be back on the PlayStation.Blog to share some exciting news. Read more: PlayStation Home 1.35 Launching Tomorrow Bookmark It Hide Sites  Read More →

Electronic Arts’ Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 will include support for the PlayStation motion controller – currently believed to be codenamed “Arc” – but not Microsoft’s Project Natal. The latest iteration of the franchise was unveiled at the ongoing Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, for the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and iPhone. The game is due to be released on... 

Sequel to popular workout game confirmed for PS3, Wii, and iPhone; will use heart-rate monitor, store data on online hub; Xbox 360 version MIA. Last week, EA Sports president Peter Moore heavily hinted that the $125 million EA Sports Active franchise was coming to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 . Today, Electronic Arts officially announced EA Sports Active 2.0 for Sony’s console, as well as... 

Sequel to popular workout game confirmed for Sony’s console, Wii, and iPhone; will use heart-rate monitor, store data on online hub; Xbox 360 version MIA. EA Sports Active 2.0 official, will support PS3 motion controller. Link: iPhone/iPod | EA Sports Active 2.0 official, will support PS3 motion controller Bookmark It Hide Sites  Read More →

Thursday’s Game Developers Choice Awards ceremony and Wednesday’s suspected motion-controller unveiling top coverage of San Francisco event; write-ups of Meier, Pardo, Molyneux, Pitchford, Muzyka, Sakamoto, Yamaoka, Toriyama, and Schafer talks also on tap; full schedule inside. SAN FRANCISCO–The 2010 Game Developers Conference began today with the Independent Games Summit kickoff... 

With Ferrari having finally returned to the Need for Speed stable of automobiles, Electronic Arts is releasing even more DLC for last year’s Shift. The new Exotic Racing Series Pack will be launching next week on Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network, and will run you 800 Microsoft Points ($10.00). Read the original: More Need For Speed: Shift DLC On The Way Bookmark It Hide... 

SCEA’s Rick Marks sheds a little more light on Sony’s upcoming Motion Controller for the PlayStation 3. Continued here: PlayStation 3 | PS3 Motion Controller Q&A Bookmark It Hide Sites  Read More →

Well, it looks like Sony has a little treat for PS3 users now that they’re able to turn their consoles back on — it’s just announced that it has signed up all six major studios to deliver HD movies on the PlayStation Network (the first company to do so, as Sony is happy to point out). That includes 20th Century Fox, Walt Disney Pictures… Link: Sony Signs All 6 Major Studios... 

Unity3D, the browser-based tech that enables users to play full games without having to download them to their PCs, now supports the PlayStation 3 according to VentureBeat. In addition to the latest version of the engine covering the PS3, it’ll also support Google Android and the iPad. See the rest here: Unity Brings Browser Games To PS3 Bookmark It Hide Sites  Read More →

Sony’s upcoming controller for the PlayStation 3, still known simply as the PS3 Motion Controller, has been the source of much speculation since its debut at last year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo. The demos for the wandlike device have teased a number of different in-game experiences, but we have yet to see exactly what the new peripheral has to offer. With Sony holding a press event... 

EA Sports announces June’s golf sim will support the console’s LED wand-based control scheme, due out this fall; Ryder Cup online multiplayer mode revealed. Today, EA Sports announced that the PlayStation 3 edition of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 will support the console’s upcoming motion controller, believed to be called the “PlayStation Arc.” The game will have the functionality... 

Gamer Limit writes, “Over the past few years it seems that gamers have gained an odd obsession with zombies. Everything from hardcore shooters like Left 4 Dead to casual tower defense games such as Plants vs. Zombies have been over run with the walking dead Here is the original post: Gamer Limit Review: Age of Zombies Bookmark It Hide Sites  Read More →

Mike Hartnett at PlayStationLifeStyle writes: “The Final Fantasy XIII launch event in San Fransisco has come and gone, and despite an awesome sense of unity amongst all the Final Fantasy fans in attendance, one console definitely stood out amongst the rest, and that… was the PlayStation 3.” Read the rest here: PS3 Reigns Supreme At Final Fantasy XIII Launch Event; 3D Support Inbound Bookmark... 

For the longest time, since before their console was even released, Sony was quick to point out this generation of “console wars” would be a marathon — with the PlayStation 3 the slow-and-steady tortoise that would eventually outlast their seemingly speedier competition. Now, it looks like they’re starting to convince some industry experts that may be the case: MCV reports... 

Wedbush’s Michael Pachter predicts 10% software slump to $665 million for last month, March’s “phenomenal” lineup will break industry’s down streak. The good news is that analysts believe the US gaming industry is getting close to emerging from its prolonged slump at retail Original post: Xbox 360 | Industry to rebound after February decline – Analyst Bookmark... 

PSLS writes: PhyreEngine for the PlayStation 3 is an advanced graphics rendering engine used by developers on a number of Blu-Ray disc based titles as well as downloadable games from the PlayStation Store. Now Sony is bringing PhyreEngine to the PSP to “make use of the strengths of the platform”. Continued here: Sony Announces PhyreEngine for PSP Bookmark It Hide Sites  Read More →