17w ago - Following up on Sony's official PlayStation 4 announcement, below are the PlayStation Meeting 2013, PS4 and video game trailers for everyone to enjoy!

PlayStation 4 / PS4 titles demoed below include Deep Down, Killzone Shadow Fall, inFAMOUS: Second Son, Knack, The Witness, and a DriveClub debut video trailer.

PlayStation Meeting 2013




PlayStation 4 (PS4)




Official DualShock 4 (PS4)




Deep Down (PS4)




Killzone Shadow Fall Announce Trailer (PS4)




inFAMOUS: Second Son (PS4)




Knack Announce Trailer (PS4)




The Witness (PS4)

54w ago - Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Limited Content Producer Katy Macdonald has posted up a new game trailer video from E3 2012 of Watch Dogs for the PlayStation 3 entertainment system today!

To quote: It's the second day of the show and both halls are PACKED with excited gamers dying to get their hands on a ton of fantastic games.

We started the second day at the Ubisoft booth, where fans were playing incredible titles such as Assassin's Creed III and Far Cry 3 for the first time. The title that's got everyone talking though, is Watch Dogs - check out the announcement trailer below.

Elsewhere, we found an exhibition celebrating video game art, with some amazing concepts from various contributors. Atmospheric imagery from The Last of Us, WipEout 2048 and Journey provided the backdrop in a soothing space away from the manic main halls.





Refreshed, we headed over to Activision's gigantic booth to sneak a look at the mighty Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. First impressions? It was ear-splitting, as we witnessed drone attacks, a frantic freeway escape...

136w ago - ANZ Content Services Manager Nino Kalogeropoulos has unveiled the first L.A. Noire PlayStation 3 video game trailer today for fans!

To quote: Rockstar Games today released the highly anticipated first trailer for L.A. Noire, coming to PlayStation 3 in 2011, and it looks to be an absolute 'stunner'.

Developed by Team Bondi, a new Australian based studio founded by Brendan McNamara of The Getaway, in conjunction with Rockstar Games, L.A. Noire is a dark and violent detective thriller set against the backdrop of Los Angeles in the post-war years of the late 1940s, the most corrupt and violent period in the city's history.

One look at the trailer and it becomes quickly apparent why this game has been so long in development. Movie-quality voice acting and dialogue is combined with what can only be described as some of the most realistic in-game visuals yet seen in a console game (certainly as far as character animation goes).





Based on groundbreaking performance capture technology that goes beyond traditional methods to render every subtlety and nuance of an actor's facial expressions and emotions, L.A. Noire is the first game to truly explore what it means to be a detective, offering players the opportunity to solve crimes...