PlayStation 3 (PS3) stories

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed on Xbox Series X breathes new life into the 2010 classic with impressive graphics and refined gameplay, despite small flaws.

PlayStation Plus owners will no longer receive PS3 and PS Vita games as part of their monthly free lineup starting March 2019.

If you are a paid PlayStation Plus subscriber, you will be happy to know a lot of free games will be available for you to play this December.

Gearbox Software, creators of the seminal Borderlands series of first-person shooters brings us a new franchise with Battleborn.

The Armageddon 2015 Expo was another successful event bringing out the best in gaming, comics and other geek culture.

A new action game is on the way as Activision has announced Transformers Devastation. The game is being developed by PlatinumGames.

Journey redefines gaming, melding art with play in an emotive voyage of companionship and discovery, lifting the bar for interactive experiences.

Infamous 2 electrifies the PS3 with its enhanced gameplay, setting a new high for open-world action. A must-play sequel that outshines its predecessor.

Sony Japan unveils the new PS3 with a 320GB HDD, reduced power use, and subtle design tweaks, but prices remain unchanged.

In 'Stacking,' a pint-sized matryoshka doll takes on a big adventure to save his family, blending unique puzzles with a rich silent film style.

Blood Drive by Sidhe, will miss local shelves, thwarted by the Australian classification process, with no distribution in NZ either.

Incoming lukewarm reviews for Electronic Arts' just-released shooter have sent the company's share price sliding by 6%.

Sega announces the return of Dreamcast classics to PS3 and 360, starting with Sonic Adventure and Crazy Taxi, featuring new enhancements.

Final Fantasy IX makes a grand return to PSN, offering fans a nostalgic dive into Zidane and co.'s epic journey, a decade after its PSOne debut.

Rockstar unveils ‘Outlaws To The End’, a free co-op multiplayer mission pack due this June for Red Dead Redemption.

Although the colour palettes used are bright and vibrant, it’s the detail and overall realism of the graphics that seem to be lacking.

The game is graphically sharp, the environment is imaginatively realised and there is plenty of variety to soak up on the journey.

God of War III dazzles with epic scale and classic myth, offering a jaw-dropping PS3 experience despite familiar gameplay.

Dark Void soars high on promises but crash-lands with monotonous gameplay and lacklustre presentation, marking a disappointing debut for Airtight Games.

Bayonetta dazzles with combat finesse yet stumbles on fetishistic portrayal and repetitive gameplay, leaving its brilliance dimmed.