Details emerged today about North America’s Street Fighter IV Collector’s Edition. The European Collector’s Edition details have been widely know for some time now. There are some differences between the two and since we cater to both sides of the pond we have decided to pit both Collector’s Editions in (Mortal Kombat?) a Street Fight to find out which one comes out on top.

Round 1. FIGHT!

Capcom has fessed up that the European Trial version and the North American trophy patch were actually leaked and not ready for prime time at all. That is the reason you may be experiencing stability issues, connection problems and, if you live in Europe, an overwhelming feeling of exclusion. A patch is coming soon to fix all this. Actually, two patches.

Home is where the heart is. It’s also where your amazing looking avatar starts its life in order to interact with the social community. Is the avatar creation tool all that it can be? Want a beta key so you can find out for yourself? Check the article to know more.

Everyone’s favourite metal cajun returns in a new game from Raven Studios. Click on to find out more details.

This time in Grudge Match: Phreaky argues for friendly split-screen gaming, whilst Brodiesan laughs in the face of ‘having friends’ and plumps for online multi-player. Who wins? You decide!

Times are hard for everyone these day, including big name companies such as Sony. World economies are slipping and, as a result, Sony has initiated a plan that will hope to save them more than …

The feeling of ‘deja vu’ is in the air, since this is the fourth consecutive week Call of Duty: World at War remains in the top of the charts.

Activision has hit the jackpot with their “one CoD per year” tactic. The next Call of Duty Modern Warfare title is due to visit us in Fall 2009.

Here at PS3 Attitude towers we are ok with that “Fifalization” of the franchise, as far as they keep producing innovative quality games.

But let’s see Chart Track’s UK Charts for week ending 6 December 2008…

DolphGB departs on a secret mission and it’s up to Brodiesan to step in and make a mess of the weekly news recap from last week. What stories did we read and ultimately decided that making a cup of tea and looking for trophies was more attractive? Read on fearless PS3 Attituder.

Brand new trailer for the awaited Arkham Asylum videogame starring an older Niko Bellic (pictured). I kid, Niko only does a cameo. Sorry, I kid again, I don’t know who that guy in the picture is but you can bet the Bat-cave he is not Niko Bellic (or is he?).

This week in Rock Band brings you all the songs, packs or albums that you will be able to purchase for your favorite Rock Band simulator (groupies not included but highly recommended) this Thursday.

We take a look at what the attraction of Home is – if any, and whether or not there is any merit in the suggestion that Sony are rushing to get it out the door.

We finally have it people; the release date for 2009′s game of the year, Killzone 2, has been revealed. Right at the end of an interview on G4 TV.

The video itself mostly consists of someone being shot to bits while running about with two new weapons, one of which is the flamethrower. It has to be said, this looks very much like the best weapon in the game, and the visuals are looking extremely close to that render footage seen wa back in 2005.

But the guns on display here are merely the cherry on the cake…

In my blatant hunt for easy trophies this week, I came across 2 stories which filled me with glee. Two games are to be patched with trophies in the near future. In fact, they already were. Then one wasn’t. Then it never was in the first place.

Click through for some semblance of an explanation, from what I can gather.

I received a rather interesting email today from the PR team over at Capcom. Titled, “It came from Kijuju”, the body consists of the phrase repeated over and over. As you all know, or at …

Like news? How about videos? Sony introduce Pulse, the new media channel over at the PSN where you can find new media and news about all things PS3.

During 2007 Capcom announced that they now have the right to publish games based on the MotoGP franchise. At first, that decision seemed risky, since Namco used to develop Moto GP games.

The first footage of the game got us excited, with head of communications of Capcom Europe Ben Le Rougetel, promising us that the game would be able to be played by both amateur and experienced players. The system they were developing would be available to “read” the player’s reactions and decide the difficulty level he/she would be playing on.

Just a few months before the release of the game, an optimistic hype had been created around Capcom’s attempt to give us a “re-innovated” MotoGP experience.

Two months ago, the game hit the stores and gave gamers the opportunity to finally see for themselves what Capcom had managed to create.

Did Capcom’s take on the MotoGP franchise proved to be another mediocre bike simulator or a hidden gem?

PS3 Attitude talks to Ubisoft about their new Prince of Persia game. Find out about Zoroastrianism, and the possibility of Elika as a playable character?

The Prince. No identity, no name, only a title. Over the years we have grown to love The Prince in all his incarnations, both good (The Sands of Time) and bad (Prince of Persia 3D). …

Prince of Persia is available in the UK and Europe today, and to celebrate that fact we got together with Ubisoft and put together three prize packs that will make you say ‘wow!’.

For your chance to win one of these awesome prizes, read on…