Playstation 3 Updates
PlayStation 3 Hands-On: Report Card
Sony's new machine has now been out for over a week, and it's time to award the grades. How does the PlayStation 3 fare when we break it down and examine more than a dozen categories?
Gran Turismo HD Screenshots
Alright, be forewarned these shots may cause some serious jaw dropping. Please secure your mouths before you click this link. These are pics of the early GT5 engine, by the way.
Gates: "People Would Buy Sony Bricks"
Microsoft's president says consumers will buy just about anything if Sony is on the label, and believes the real test won't come until end of 2007.
PS3 Loses A Couple More Exclusives
If only Sony had answered their voicemail... Well, at least they still have a shot at having the best versions of Assassin's Creed and Grand Theft Auto IV.
GameStop Employees Arrested In PS3 Theft
Guess the temptation was just too much. It's hardly surprising, but these two definitely didn't go about acquiring a PS3 the right way.








is released! It's unreal that we've nearly arrived. Best of luck in your quest to find a PS3!




When it comes to consumer electronics, there are basically two types of people in the world: those folks who'd rather remain blissfully ignorant about the inner-workings of their toys, and those who rip open a product's packaging, toss the instructions in the garbage, and immediately break out their screwdrivers and desoldering kits to discover exactly what makes their new tech tick. From the sheer number of naked gadget photo spreads we've featured on these pages, it's pretty clear that we fall into this latter group, which is why our heart started beating a little faster when we came across a thorough gallery of the PS3's SIXAXIS controller cracked open and splayed out for all of us silicon pr0n fiends to ogle. Thanks to a ChinaGBA forum contributor named Panpp, we not only have close-up shots of the SIXAXIS's every nook and cranny, but a layer-by-layer dissection of all its motion-sensing, rumble-free, non-replaceable battery goodness. So keep reading for a few more pics, and then hit the Read link for even more controller carnage (spoiler: we went over every photo with a magnifying glass, and unlike those sneaky engineers over at Apple, it seems that Sony isn't in the business of hiding highly-desirable, crippled components in its hardware).
Clearly, it's that fancy Blu-Ray technology that's causing the biggest problem when it comes to the PS3's production issues. Even though they've had a year since the launch of the Xbox 360, Sony has still had difficulty producing enough diodes that ultimately delay drive production. But while Sony certainly isn't denying this, president of Sony's worldwide studios, Phil Harrison, has something else to add-