Official PlayStation 3 Thread

[Mr_B]

There's part of the PS store I like, but at the same time, its slow as shit and having some hotkeys to move back and forth or go back to the main page wouldn't be too much to ask for.

[mollipen]

There's part of the PS store I like...

There's part of the PSN store that I like: hitting the "Exit" button makes the pain go away.

I've heard the rumor that a new store is going to look like the SingSong store, and lord can I dream.

[Zerohero]

Is the ps3 gonna get Rez HD anytime soon?

[bbobb]

No.

[cka]

the ps3 should get audiosurf as some sort of analog to that

[Mr_B]

There's part of the PSN store that I like: hitting the "Exit" button makes the pain go away.

I've heard the rumor that a new store is going to look like the SingSong store, and lord can I dream.

I don't mind the the current store layout or the singsong layout. I just want the damn thing to move. There is no way a webpage should take that long to load.

[B-Ri]

HOME integration. Kotaku posts info on how sony first party and 2nd party games are syncing into home.

Resistance

ne of the first games expected to shine in one of Home's series of game portals is Insomniac's Resistance: Fall of Man. Resistance is said to provide Home visitors with an interesting room to explore, one that will let PlayStation 3 owners visit unseen areas of the game and tap into bonus content in the form of "intercepted" radio communications between European and U.S. forces.

Uncharted

While Resistance: Fall of Man's integration with Home should have bonus content fans excited, old school run-and-gun shooter fans should be pretty pumped about what they may be getting with Uncharted: Drake's Fortune's contribution. We hear that the Home portal for Naughty Dog's PlayStation 3 adventure will follow in Resistance's footsteps, allowing Home avatars to explore the game's levels without the threat of being shot at, a nice feature. But it's the Uncharted mini-game that has us far more pumped.

According to our sources, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune comes to Home armed with a side-scrolling 2D arcade game, described to us as reminiscent of both Contra and Out Of This World. Sounds kind of like Capcom's 2D remake of Bionic Commando in its execution, full of enemies and exploding barrels to shoot

warhawk

...the Home lobby for the Incognito dogfighter will serve as a "war room" where up to eight players can meet to discuss their strategy for an upcoming match. Sure, you could do that with text or voice chat, but it sounds like the developers have gone the extra mile to make planning your battles even cooler.
Using a three-dimensional "sand table" replication of the level, Warhawk players are said to be able to lay out their strategies in a properly scaled space. They'll even be able to place little army men avatars around the map to envision their formations, something we hope they can also do with teeny tiny Warhawk planes, tanks and Jeeps.

pretty fucking sweet.

[Yoshi]

The longer home takes, the less interested I am. It's not that I think it's feature set is getting worse; It's just that my attention span isn't two years long.

[MechDeus]

described to us as reminiscent of both Contra and Out Of This World.

Really?

[Yoshi]

Assuming that's possible, sign me up.