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EA: PS3 may Outperform Xbox 2
An EA executive has suggested that Sony's PlayStation 3 could pack more punch than Microsoft's Xbox 2. Speaking to BBC News Rory Armes, European studio general manager for EA, said, "The rumours are that PlayStation 3 will have a little more under the hood than Xbox 2." Armes reve...
- Posted Jan 27th 2005
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EA lend support to Blu-Ray for PlayStation 3
Video game giant Electronic Arts and leading video game publisher Vivendi Universal have announced that they will be lending their support to the ‘Blu-Ray’ disc format which will be used in the PlayStation 3. The two companies joined the Blu-Ray Disc Association (BDA) this month, in a...
- Posted Jan 11th 2005
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Gates talks about Xbox 2 in a CNET interview
In a recent interview with CNET, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates offered some insight into Xbox 2. Though Gates never mentions specifics on when Xbox 2 will be released or even revealed, he makes it clear that the next Xbox is going to play a larger role than a mere video game console. Mic...
- Posted Jan 7th 2005
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Xbox 2 News now looks unlikely for '05 CES
Microsoft chairman Bill Gates' preconference keynote address is set to open the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas later on today, but it now looks highly unlikely that the expected Xbox 2 announcement will be made in his speech. Comments from senior industry figures last autumn raised hopes th...
- Posted Jan 5th 2005
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PlayStation 3 GPU: NV40/NV50 with XDR DRAM
A report from Japanese web-site PC Watch suggests that the PlayStation 3 graphics processing unit will use NVIDIA’s technologies found in the current NV40 generation of its own chips as well as numerous techniques developed for the next-generation part known under NV50 code-name. Still, desp...
- Posted Dec 30th 2004
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Capcom developing Next-gen games
Bloomberg Japan has revealed that Capcom will be developing games for all three of the upcoming next-generation platforms--namely, the consoles currently referred to as the PlayStation 3, the Xbox Next, and the Nintendo Revolution. "We will be supplying games for the next-generation video g...
- Posted Dec 23rd 2004
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Playstation 3 to use Nvidia Graphics
In an announcement made around the midnight hour earlier this morning, Sony Computer Entertainment and NVIDIA Corporation jointly confirmed that they have teamed up to create the graphics chip for Sony's next videogame console. Though the system has not yet been given an official name, the highly an...
- Posted Dec 8th 2004
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PlayStation 3 chip will go easy on developers
The Cell processor that will power the next version of the PlayStation game console will also be adaptable for advanced scientific research, but you won't have to be a rocket scientist to program it. That is the pledge of one of the chief architects of the Cell, jointly developed by IBM, Son...
- Posted Dec 7th 2004
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WarDevil Shows Potential of PS3
A new next-gen game is on the way called WarDevil - Unleash the Beast Within, a title from UK-based Digi-Guys. The official website does not specifically state this title is for Xbox 2 or PlayStation 3, but several key pieces of information make it an almost sure thing for at least the Xbox 2. &nbs...
- Posted Dec 5th 2004
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Prince of Persia: Warrior Within Cheats
Restore all sand slots While playing the game, hold L3 and quickly press Circle(2), X, Square(2), X, Triangle(2). Illustration Gallery Successfully complete the game to unlock the Illustration Gallery. Alternate ending Successfully complete the game with all nine Life Upgrades...
- Posted Dec 2nd 2004
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Sony points to 2006 PS3 ship date
Sony's PlayStation 3 will not appear until 2006 at the earliest, the company tacitly confirmed today. The company's joint announcement with IBM and Toshiba that the PS3's Cell processor, will be detailed at February 2005's International Solid State Circuits Conference focuses on the chip's fe...
- Posted Nov 30th 2004
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Climax unveils next-gen Tomcat toolset
UK-based developer Climax has revealed details of a key element of its next-generation console technology, a dynamic shading toolset for Xbox 2 and PlayStation 3 called Tomcat. The system, which is designed to allow small pieces of shader code to be linked together and reused to create powerf...
- Posted Nov 25th 2004
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New Cell Processor Chip Details
Sony, IBM and Toshiba have revealed that they will be formally explaining the Cell chip at the International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) on the 6th Feb 2005. IBM and Sony also said they are now ready to announce the promised Cell-based workstation, which should enable software developer...
- Posted Nov 19th 2004
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New Gran Turismo 5 details emerge
Speaking at a recent Japanese event, Polyphony Digital head-honcho Kazunori Yamauchi-san confirmed that he expects to see real-time damage in the next instalment of Gran Turismo (GT5) on the PlayStation 3. Talking with Eurogamer a while back, Yamauchi briefly mentioned that GT4 will be the...
- Posted Nov 11th 2004
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Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion on PS3
The game has been in development since 2002 and probably started right after Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind was released on thePC.The game should keep with the series' tradition of having a state-of-the-art 3D graphics engine and a huge world that the player can explore at his discretion.According to ...
- Posted Nov 9th 2004
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KOEI announces PS3 title for 2006 launch
Japanese publisher Koei has announced one of the world's first PlayStation 3 titles, revealing that it is working on a game tie-in for forthcoming samurai film Oni, which is scheduled for release in 2006. The game, described as a "historical action" title - a genre which Koei, creators of...
- Posted Oct 29th 2004
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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Cheats
Infinite health While playing the game, press Down, X, Right, Left, Right, R1, Right, Down, Up, Triangle. If you entered the code correctly, a message will appear. Note: Falls, explosions, drowning, and vehicle rundowns are still harmful. Infinite ammunition While playing the game,...
- Posted Oct 27th 2004
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