Every gamer knew that Gran Turismo 5 was going to be easy on the eyes but, seriously, did anyone expect it would look this good!?

Ninja Theory releases twenty-six pieces of Heavenly Sword artwork. Some beautiful images in there.

After being out of commission for quite a while, I'm happy to say that PS3Tags.com is back up and running. You can see my custom PS3Tag in the header.

Currently in Beta, there are tons of slick designs to choose from and they give you total control over how your PS3Tag looks. It's something every PS3 owner should check out.

Just check out the thread for yourself...

So saucy! Japanese developers Idea Factory and RED bring us Record of Agarest War. It may look like a strategy RPG (it actually is), but there's so much more. You can breed!

Now you can watch videos directly from the YouTube website and, here's the best part, you don't have to download and convert FLV files to do it. Check it out for yourself.

Flamethrower and Incendiary Grenades coming to Halo 3!

BlackVenom on the QJ.net PSP development forums released two patches for Hunter Team's PSP Game Structure Utility. This utility for windows is said to help PSP owners arrange the order of game menus.

These updates add support for the two M33 firmwares, namely CFW 3.51 M33 and CFW 3.52 M33. The creator of this patch also said that this utility works for homebrew, demos, and anything else that's in your GAME folder.

The head of technology for BBC News Online, Darren Waters, visited the Killzone 2 developers (Guerilla) in Amsterdam last week. As well as giving some hands-on impressions of the game, they filmed an interview with the MD, Hermen Hulst, and the producer, Steven Ter Heide. Take a look at what they had to say...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6937058.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6929484.stm

Eidos Interactive announced today that the first set of downloadable content for Ninja Gaiden Sigma will be unleashed onto the Playstation Store on September 6th. The content, called 'Survival Mode' will be in three parts, the first of which will be available on the PS Store on September 6th. Here's a description of the first part straight from the press release...

"The first of the three batches of downloadable content, "Weapon Master" is scheduled for release on September 6th 2007. This content includes five survival modes where you can use only a limited array of weaponry. The player's objective is to master the feature of each weapon and wipe out as many enemies as you can."