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"Reports from June that Sony would drop the price of the PlayStation 3 at Gamescom have turned out to be accurate. Sony announced moments ago that it's dropping the price of its 160GB console to $249.99 effective immediately. It's been quite a while since the last PS3 price cut. Along with the unveiling of the PlayStation 3 Slim in 2009, the price of all older models were dropped to $299 to match the Slim's new price -- where the system has remained until today. "

Top 5 Video Gaming Consoles of 2017: Sony Playstation 4 Pro, Sony Playstation 4 Slim, New Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo NES Classic Edition and Nintendo Switch.

This doesn't look like a good list when there's only 3 consoles and 2 versions of those. Regardless, I think PC is a much better place to play, because Dota 2 is exclusive to it. On https://wewatch.gg/dota2 you can see how popular this game is and how much people are playing or watching it. It's a real phenomenon, in my opinion, so you might want to learn more about this MOBA.

Computer Choppers have released their new 24kt Gold PlayStation 3 Slim gaming system coming with two matching 24kt Gold controllers, all backed by a 1-year warranty.

The 40gb Ps3 comes with increased Wireless and Bluetooth range and reliability, and new components that reduce energy by 32.5% of previous models.

Activision's CEO threatened Sony by claiming they would pull support for the Playstation 3 unless the price dropped. Yesterday, Sony's CEO decided to respond.

This is going to be a wild summer. While this might just be a shot over the bow, it is hard to ignore its significance.

By linking together 1,716 PlayStation 3s, they've created a supercomputer that's very good at processing, manipulating and interpreting vast amounts of imagery

Paul Naber, Microsoft's Dutch Exec and former Sony employee, has gone on a scathing attack of PlayStation Move and Sony in general.

Sony has released its revised results forecast for the fiscal year ended March 2011, now projecting a loss of 260 billion yen (or about $3.18 billion).