Twitter? Prizes? Well, it is Tuesday, and you know what that means don’t you?

Yes, today PS3 Attitude becomes PSFree Attitude, where we give away great prizes to you, our delectable readers, via the medium of Twitter.

If you’re anything like us here at Attitude Towers, you remember the good ol’ days. The days back when the PlayStation One ruled the console roost, and that one analog stick the N64 had was ‘over-rated’. Remember those times?

If so, then you might remember a little game called Medal of Honor. If you played shooters back in that era, then chances are you know exactly what Medal of Honor is.

We’re pleased to say that many years later, the franchise seems to be ready to try and take back the shooter crown; a mantel that it has since lost to the likes of titles such as Call of Duty and Battlefield.

Medal of Honor has been patched! Hopefully the game crashing is a thing of the past…

Here’s a contest that doesn’t make much sense. All you have to do is win an online tournament in Super Street Fighter IV hosted by Delriach. Easy enough, right?

The new Medal of Honor multiplayer beta launches today and in celebration, we’ll be giving out beta codes to 20 of our lucky readers.

Want to enter the competition? Read on to find out how!

There’s been a countdown counter on the Medal of Honor website for quite some time now. Today, it finally ended, revealing the latest trailer, titled “Leave a Message.”

Smell that? It’s the smell of change. Following on from Platinum Games announcement that the PS3 is the lead console for Vanquish, EA has now said that Medal of Honor development will also be led on the PS3.

Are developers finally starting to see sense?

Things are looking good if you’re a fan of FPS’s. Not only will you have a raft of Call of Duty games to choose from, but EA’s reboot of the Medal of Honor series is looking immensely impressive.

Should Activision start getting worried?

Confirming what we already knew by looking at the box, EA’s Medal of Honor restart will be the first M-rated game of the long and respected series.

Of course this isn’t the only monumental shift the game will be experiencing.

It’s no secret what EA are trying to achieve with rebooting the Medal of Honor franchise and setting it during a modern conflict. You only have to look at the sales of Activision’s Modern Warfare 2 to realise that there is an extreme appetite among gamers right now for more shooters of this type.

EA weren’t kidding when they said they wanted the FPS crown back from Activision.

Case in point: check out the debut footage of upcoming MW2-killer Medal of Honor exclusively shown at this year’s VGAs.

Electronic Arts has today announced a brand new Medal of Honor game for multiplatforms including the PS3 next year.

The game which is simply entitled “Medal of Honor”, will drop the common WWII theme for the first time in favour of war in present day Afghanistan.

With EA announcing 1,500 job cuts worldwide due to a less than spectacular performance in Q2, it’s no surprise to learn that the mega-publisher are going back to the well and rejuvenating old cash cows in an effort to keep their shareholders happy.

Remember Medal of Honor? Well, soon enough you’ll be hearing a lot from the old dog as EA have announced plans to revitalise the popular FPS franchise.

Previous trailers for EA’s next Medal of Honour game have been exciting and action-packed in an effort to compete with Call of Duty. This new trailer however, shows a different side to the updated franchise.

News of Battlefield 4’s existence has been around since it was announced that players who pre-ordered Medal of Honor: Warfighter would gain access to its beta, but the game has been mostly kept under wraps until recently. Now, EA have revealed its first gameplay trailer, and it clocks in at a whopping 17 minutes!

Each week, PS3Attitude shares the games and content new to PS3, Vita, and sometimes PSP. Full PS3 disc-based games become digital downloads, new PSN titles rise up, indie games make their mark, and PlayStation Mobile games blaze a new trail.

Every week, we share what new games are newly available for PS3, Vita, and sometimes PSP. Full PS3 disc-based games often turn into digital downloads, new PSN titles from respected long running franchises as well as indie gems, and minis for days.

Every week, we share what new games are newly available for PS3, Vita, and sometimes PSP. Full PS3 disc-based games often turn into digital downloads, new PSN titles from respected long running franchises as well as indie gems, and minis for days.

Every week, we share what new games are newly available for PS3, Vita, and sometimes PSP. Full PS3 disc-based games often turn into digital downloads, new PSN titles from respected long running franchises as well as indie gems, and minis for days. Ready for some holiday deals?

Come join us once a week where we prove that our spare time isn’t entirely consumed by pounding away at a keyboard, but also by mashing the buttons of our DualShock 3s and Vitas. What games have we been playing? What cool adventures have we been on? It’s PlayTime!