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Posted: September 25th, 2009 | Author: Rex | Filed under: PS3 | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »

PlayStation 3 news from around the web:

PS3 3.0 / 3.01 firmware update making Blu-ray drive unusable? on Engadget
“What could possibly cause nearly 700 comments on an official Sony blog post announcing the relatively minor 3.01 firmware update for the PS3? Plaudits? A Kanye meme gone awry? No, it’s the age old problem of an update that apparently breaks more than…”

Gadget Deals of the Day [Dealzmodo] on Gizmodo
“There is a buy two get one free deal on 23″ Samsung monitors today, perfect for realizing all your multi-display setup fantasies. Muse’s Absolution is going for $2.99, be sure to check that out along with their great new album. Top Deals: •…”

Don’t expect old 360 games to add Natal support on Joystiq [Xbox]
“Speaking to Destructoid, Microsoft’s Kudo Tsunoda had some bad news for gamers hoping to see old Xbox 360 game updated with Natal controls. The Natal team has been able to effectively implement motion controls in older titles — like Beautiful…”

Dexter the Game — video game review on TV Squad
“Fans of TV’s Dexter have been clamoring for the release of the video game version for quite awhile, ever since news of the game’s development first hits the stands. But just like the show’s title character would say, patience and preparation pays off…”

Tales Of Vesperia Just Can’t Beat Those Pokemons In Japan [Sales Get] on Kotaku
“It was a big, big week for new software releases in Japan, with six new titles landing in the top ten. But nothing could dethrone last week’s software co-champs, Pokemon Soul Silver and Pokemon Heart Gold. But the PlayStation 3 version of Tales of…”

Booth Check: Sony’s PlayStation Space [Tgs09] on Kotaku
“Sony’s PlayStation presence at Tokyo Game Show moved a little closer to the front of the Makuhari Messe this year, a new layout that gives 360-degree access to Sony’s wares. Those wares obviously include high caliber software like Final Fantasy XIII,…”

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