Electronic Arts just released a couple of brand-spankin’ new trailers for its highly anticipated first-person shooter, Battlefield: Bad Company. Why does this matter? Oh, maybe ’cause the ads blatantly copy from competing games. They’re also pretty funny.

The latest Playstation 3 update just hit the airwaves, and many hoped it would fix the infamous Grand Theft Auto IV problems. Unfortunately for them, the 2.35 update has nothing to do with the crime-based epic.

Well, they’re not entirely naked. The zombies are wearing Rockstar Speedos (it’s not that mature of a game) but then this begs the question: WTF?

The famed v2.30 update for the PS3 is now available, allowing the Playstation Network Store to live as an application on the PS3 instead of working through the browser.

The new Playstation Network Store will ditch the slow PS3 browser for a sleeker, faster user-interface, says Sony.

There’s a reason why Sony won’t release a PS3 firmware update to add in-game XMB to the PS3: the addition would mean the end of humanity, or maybe the company’s just waiting until it’s perfect.

No! Unfrotunately, it’s not that one, but Sony released a PS3 firmware update. Grab it while it’s hot, though you wouldn’t be missing much if you didn’t.

At this year’s Game Developer’s Conference, a Sony boss shared several facts about the Playstation Network as he pitched the PSN / PS3 / PSP platform to third-party developers, concluding third parties "frequently do things better."

The Rock Band soundtrack is now available in iTunes, and Activision trademarked the name "DJ Hero" in relation to "computer game software."

We finally received our review copy of Time Crisis 3 with a Guncon 3 light gun, and, after a few days with the game, it seems to have held up well in some aspects and failed in others. Although, you shouldn’t expect toom much out of the game, it surprised me with one unexpected feature.