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Kutaragi outlines Sony’s plans for PS3′s Cell chip

Sony president Ken Kutaragi has revealed the company’s ambitious plans for the PS3′s Cell processor in [...] read more »

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Emergent Technologies developing next-gen game engine for PS3

Emergent Technologies has announced that it is developing a version of its Gamebryo 2.1 game engine for the Playstation 3. [...] read more »

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Epic Games VP calls Revolution controller “gimmicky, crappy, cheap”

Outspoken Epic Games VP Mark Rein has criticized the Nintendo Revolution controller, calling it “gimmicky, crappy [and] cheap”. [...] read more »

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Sony Japan holding PlayStation auditions for PS2, PSP and PS3 game creators

Sony Japan is holding auditions to unearth new talent in the area of game creation.

Would-be game creators with a desire to create original content for the PS2, PSP and PS3 can apply [...] read more »

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PS3 to have built-in parental controls

Sony has announced that its next-generation PlayStation 3 console will ship with in-built parental controls. [...] read more »

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Playstation mod chips legal, says Australian High Court

Following a four-year legal battle between Sony and Sydney businessman Eddy Stevens, the Australian High Court has ruled that the widespread practice of “modding” Playstation consoles does not breach copyright laws and is therefore legal. [...] read more »

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Sony shows off Cell chip with Eye Toy-like demo

The power of the Cell processor was demonstrated with a “digital mirror” at the CEATEC 2005 conference held in Japan.

The booth of joint Cell developers, Sony, Toshiba and IBM featured a real-time “digital mirror” simulator powered by the cell processor. A model was [...] read more »

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Japanese article summary

The following is a summary of a recent Japanese article about PS3 developer support. The full text in English can be found here. [...] read more »

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