Capcom has announced Monster Hunter Portable 3rd for the PSP, bringing the monsters of the Nintendo Wii exclusive to Sony's handheld. The game was announced today at a Capcom press event in Japan. Of course, this isn't a direct port of the Wii game, which has yet to release in the States, with new moves and monsters making their way to the PSP. Sadly, the Wii's water-based levels won't make the... more.

The PSP has been having a rough time in the US as of late, lagging behind other video game hardware sales and coming up short on the software side due to piracy. The UMD-less PSPgo hasn't been having that good a go of it either, with a high price scaring away many a consumer. Gavin Cheshire, vice president of Codemasters Studios, puts the blame on a negative consumer experience, telling Edge: ... more.

Development sources have now had their say on whether the PlayStation 3's motion control solution will come with both the 'Wand' and a 'nunchuck.' Following the expansion of our article around the web, the answer is 'yes' and now we can bring you a pretty accurate representation of what the pair will look like. We reported on the rumoured button configuration of PlayStation Arc (development nam... more.

Sony's full fledged answer to motion-control gaming beyond the Sixaxis will be on its way to the PlayStation 3 later this year with a healthy number of exclusive games. The system will make use of the PlayStation Eye, what we've previously nicknamed the 'Wand' and an additional wireless controller that's similar to the Wii's 'nunchuck'. We can now reveal the button configuration of each controller... more.

Zipper Interactive and Sony has just announced the development of SOCOM 4 on the Official US Blog. As many of you know, Zipper Interactive is the development team behind the original installments of the SOCOM franchise (not responsible for Confrontation) and one of the latest PlayStation 3 exclusives, M.A.G. The plot of the game isn't given out too clearly, but it does lay out what you can expe... more.

We've already told you here at PlayStation University that 2010 will bring a sequel to the PlayStation 3 that you might not be expecting, and now GameTrailers TV is ready to exclusively reveal the game to the world this Thursday. A new trailer will be making its way to your screens and with this footage will come the debut of a Sony first-party PS3 exclusive. Geoff Keighley of GTTV recently tea... more.

The month God of War III and Final Fantasy XIII came to the PlayStation 3 is also the month that Sony's console spontaneously combusted with excitement. A worldwide system error reminiscent of Y2K, or the millenium bug that never happened, is affecting PS3s. Gamers were alerted to the problem when attempting to sync trophies last night, which responded with the error code 8001050F. The problem... more.

Today, Sony and some unnamed developers have confirmed to Joystiq.com that they have indeed reduced the RAM usage of the OS memory footprint. Those of you who have been around since December, may remember Patrick Steen writing an article detailing how Sony has reduced the usage of RAM from roughly 120MB (originally) to 50MB. SCEA's Patrick Seybold confirmed the report and had the following to s... more.

It was only ten days ago that we heard a whispering from Naughty Dog that Uncharted 2: Among Theives had surpassed 2.5 million sales, trumping the performance of its first PlayStaiton 3 game, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. However, the word now in from Sony Computer Entertainment America is that the game has done much better than we had originally thought. According to Scott Rohde, VP for Product ... more.

You didn't think Sony's 2010 ended with Heavy Rain, God of War III and Gran Turismo 5 did you? The company reportedly has a number of games hidden in the wings, most likely awaiting their time in the spotlight at E3. Jack Tretton, President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America, has thanked PS3 gamers for a great 2009, further hyping up the community with the games still yet to come, i... more.

The Japanese developer who brought the PlayStation 3 White Knight Chronicles is reportedly working on another game for the console. This is unlikely to be the previously announced White Knight Chronicles 2, since Level 5's president Akihiro Hino added that the in-development game had yet to be announced. At least, that's what Hino-san is reported to have said in Tokyo by Japanese Blog Dengeki. ... more.

A patch for the PlayStation 3 version of Bayonetta has been released, solving some of the issues gamers had with the hack'n'slash game. Sega of the Netherlands announced that Sony was the developer behind the patch and not Platinum Games; surprising to many a website. However, we actually told you in December last year that a team of Sony engineers were working on fixing the PS3 game to somewhat... more.