Today’s update may be proven to be a wimpy one compared to the HEFTYness promised by the US PlayStation.Blog.  Time will tell.
Final Fantasy VII made it into today’s update, barely.  Only the English and Spanish …

Hello Europe! We are enjoying E3 in sunny Los Angeles and we really wish you were here. Actually, we don’t. This place is too crowded as it is.

Realizing this, SCEE posted this update full of E3 trailers for your viewing pleasure. Don’t worry mates, the regular Thursday update is still coming. So are VidZone and Final Fantasy VII, remember that patience is a virtue…but no one will blame you if your virtue ran out long ago. We understand.

When the lights went down in the Shrine Auditorium we admit one simple thought crossed our minds: how are Sony going to top Microsoft’s killer presentation from the day before.

From the new NATAL technology to Milo to the Modern Warfare 2 timed exclusive content, we admit to thinking Sony were going to stumble and let us down a little.

How wrong we were. Sit back and forgive us the staccato nature of its presentation but here’s all the big announcements Jack Tretton and friends bestowed upon us at Sony’s 2009 E3 conference.

GT5′s Yamauichi-san talks all things Turismo to German car manufacturer, Audi. What can we expect from the full version of the game? Well, if you like rain, driving at night and crash damage, this might be the GT for you.

In just a few short weeks, we are going to have one of the biggest E3′s in quite some time. Sony are limbering up for a showdown of epic proportions, and doubtless the competition are taking a similar stance.

What do we reckon is lurking up the longest sleeves of the highest SCE bigwig?

At CES, Sony were demonstrating the power of 3D and showing off its potential. One of the demos that they showed off was a 3D edition of popular racing game, Gran Turismo 5: Prologue.

In a recent episode of Qore, it was a different game that was getting some 3D treatment…

We already discussed what the ‘Killzone 2 effect’ might mean to developers, but what does does it do to and for the gamer?

For a long time now there has been a general feeling across the gaming community, and the majority of the press, that if the PS3 is the most powerful console on the market today, then we have yet to see any proof. Has that now changed?

Flower power!  You can tell we have been waiting for this PSN exclusive for a while and now here it is.  The usual Guitar Rock Hero Band DLC is here along with February’s Qore amore.
Disgaea …

Welcome to the PS3 Attitude Games Database for 2009.
What follows is a comprehensive and constantly updated list of every confirmed game available for the PlayStation 3 in 2009 (and beyond), lovingly crafted and curated by …

We’ve gathered the troops and rated each and every one of the 222 games currently planned for the PS3 this year. After some voodoo mathematics and some bizarre stares at the results, the cream has truly risen to the top. Check out PS3 Attitude’s Most Wanted Games of 2009.

There’s no doubt that Sony has made mistakes this generation such as underestimating both Microsoft and Nintendo. Another mistake is relying too much on the brand image and not pumping out enough marketing.

However if you have a look at the bigger picture I think Sony are the smart ones in this console race, and I’m going to tell you why…

Yesterday, Sony gave their keynote speech at CES 2009.

Missed it? Don’t worry, because PS3 Attitude are here with the entire conference via the power of moving pictures.

Just don’t expect to be able to put on those old 3D glasses you saved from a copy of Bullet so you can experience Gran Turismo 5 in three dimensions – it won’t work.

Part II of our look at the games of 2009. Over 50 new ones here for you to enjoy.

PS3 Attitude takes a look into 2009 and documents all 123 known games scheduled to be released during the year. Though 2008 was a stellar year it is definitely safe to say that 2009 is looking even brighter for Sony’s console.

A late update but a good one. The way too long-named Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars drops to the way more cofortable price of $9.99, Crash Commando is priced the same way to boot

The Witcher gets discussed over at GameTrailers and, lo and behold, Game Designer has no problem confirming the game is console bound. More interestingly is that it appears the console edition will be the definitive version.

Sony’s execs get loose lipped in Spain (maybe it was the Sangria?) and reveal the launch date for Gran Turismo 5. And it’s a festive one!

In a new regular feature, shamelessly ripped off from the weekly Reading List at the Official PlayStation Blog, we answer one important question; What Did PS3 Attitude Read This Week? – or WDPS3ARTW? (catchy, huh?)…