Sony announced today there premium service for the PS3. It will be called Playstation Plus and will run you $49 a year or $18 every 3 months. Here are some the extras you will receive for being a Playstation Plus member. Exclusive in-game DLC and other content Free full games, changing each month Early access to demos and betas Auto-patching feature, which will detect, download and ins... more.

Kaz Hirai has announced today that the PS3 will sport twenty titles that will have 3D support by March 2011.  Games like Motorstorm: Apocalypse, Killzone 3, The Sly Connection, Gran Turismo 5, Crysis 2, Mortal Kombat: Fatality, ShaunWhite Skateboarding, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, TRON Evolution, NBA 2k11, and more.... more.

"People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball.  I'll tell you what I do.  I stare out the window and wait for spring".-Rogers Hornsby That's one of my favorite baseball quotes, and as were into another season Sony Computer Entertainment has another baseball game for us and this years is better than ever. Gameplay The best thing about The Show in my opinion is it's life like gam... more.

The Battlefield franchises has always defined tactical warfare combat on the PC and has now managed to take more then a slice of the pie on the consoles. Bad Company 2 follows up the popular first game in the franchise with lots of changes and improvements that help it stand above others first person shooters. Dice has thrown down the gauntlet at the feet of other shooters that would stand opposed... more.

Heavy Rain is an experiment in game design that succeeds in new and exciting ways for gaming but is also plagued with some very unfortunate flaws. It's not a game in the typical sense as players have only some control over a characters actual movement. The game consists of small exploration segments, quicktime events and some walking around. It doesn't sound like an exciting game, or even ... more.

Fat Princess comes to us from Titan Studios, makers of...Fat Princess. The emphasis of FP is multiplayer. While there is a single-player campaign. It feels more like a tutorial than anything else. There are 4 modes: Rescue the Princess, Snatch N' Grab, Team Deathmatch, and Invasion. Rescue the Princess has to be the most popular of the group as I would say it's what the game is built around. Ea... more.

The Top 5 Things The PS3 Needs to Do Well I gave Sony there day in court and proved irrefutably, with my Top 5 Reasons to own a PS3, why if you don't own a PS3 by now you're a dork (give or take). Okay "irrefutably" and "dork" might be a little strong. Never the less, I believe there are some very compelling reasons to own the system and hope I have demonstrated if nothing else why you sho... more.

The Top 5 Reasons to Own a PS3 It's not easy going from first to last in the console wars, or for that matter, having your last generation system outsell your current one. It's been a hard couple of years for Sony as the expensive Playstation Tres struggled to keep up with, let alone make up ground to, this generations hardcore console of choice, the Xbox 360. Lost exclusives and occasional i... more.

At long last Fallout 3 is finally upon us. From the studio that brought us the incredible Elder Scrolls games, comes the long anticipated sequel to the post apocalyptic series originally created by Black Isle Studios. Does Fallout 3 live up to the hype? Will series vets be pleased with this outing from Bethesda? Is Fallout 3 more than Oblivion with guns? Thankfully the answer to all these question... more.

I saw some screenshots of The Last Guy and had no idea what it was about. It seemed like a very simple game that someone just put together for fun. I heard nothing about this game before it's release and I still don't hear much about it afterward. The Last Guy is a sleeper hit in my book. TLG is available on the PS3 through the PSN for $9.99. The object of TLG is to find survivors scattered aro... more.

I had the wonderful opportunity of being able to ask Dylan a few questions about the series: Everyday Gamers: In short, how did you get to where you are today? Dylan Cuthbert: Blood, tears, sweat and a lot of work. Did you plan from the beginning to release different types of games all under the PixelJunk name? What was your initial vision of what PixelJunk would become? This is exactl... more.