Sony finally unveiled its motion controller in full March 10 at its GDC 2010 press conference. After much speculation regarding the name of the device (one of the possible names being Arc) Sony has officially called it the “PlayStation Move”. What wasn’t all that apparent at first is that it’s actually compromised of two separate pieces. The main piece, which was the one shown at E3 2009 (shown in the picture below) features a glowing sphere at one end that the PlayStation Eye (PS3’s camera) uses to locate the controller. This controller features a trigger on the back, a big main button on the front with the PS Move’s logo and the 4 usual PlayStation buttons. Read more for more information.

According to the PlayStation Blog, The PS3 and PSP versions of the game release on the 25th of May. The pre-order bonuses are as follows:

• Pre-order from GameStop and score Kratos and his Kart of Chaos
• Pre-order from Amazon and race as Ratchet or Clank
• Pre-order from Best Buy and score Nathan Drake and his Jungle Jeep

Sony have also said that when you pre-order, you will revieve one of 4 Mystery Mod and Kart packages that include a Mod, Kart and additional accessories that you can use to make your own creations. Read more for screen shots.

The release of God of War III is just days away and all PS3 owners are in for an epic adventure. Being one of the lucky few who received God of War III well before release date, I have found it to be the most epic game I have ever played to this date. The combination of outstanding visuals and utter chaos blends together to make a gaming experience like no other. This had me thinking how technology has progressed over the years and one of the technological advances that sparked my brain was three dimensional effects. So, being a game journalist, I thought it would be a good idea to get in touch with one of my contacts and ask about the possibility of God of War III being 3D capable. Read more to see what the Manager of Product Public Relations for Sony had to say.

Sony has announced that PlayStation HOME will be updated to v1.35 Thursday March 11, 2010. The update looks kind of interesting, but as usual I will probably go into HOME check it out and then not go back until the next update. HOME has some cool features but so far it hasn't delivered on the promises that Sony made back in 2007. Hopefully we some more HOME updates and bigger HOME updates that starte adding the features that Sony promised and the people want.

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