News

The PS3 Slim Now Comes In Silver

Just as the original model of the PlayStation 3 was made available in a fancy shade of silver, so too is the newer “Slim” model. Let’s hope unlike last time this isn’t a Japan-only kind of deal!


August 2, 2010
In Real Life

This Osaka Building Is Due For A Slimmer Redesign

As seen on はちま起稿.


April 6, 2010
News

The PS3 Slim Goes Portable

The PS3 Slim isn’t just slim, it’s also lighter than the previous model of the console. Which means it’s slightly easier to take the thing on the road. Hence this portable gaming rig.


December 14, 2009
News

PS3 Slim Could Have Been Smaller, Used Network Storage

The PS3 Slim was a decent attempt at reducing both the size, and the cost, of the original PlayStation 3. But did you know Sony were considering making some more drastic changes?


November 16, 2009
In Real Life

PS3: It Only Catches A Predator

Federal agents typically used $US11,000 computers to crack passwords to the seized hard drives of suspected child pornographers. Now they’re using $US300 PlayStation 3s to pull off the same task.


October 21, 2009
News

PS3 Now Outselling Wii, 360 In Australia; PSP Also Up

Kotaku AU

While the PSPgo may have flopped, Sony is celebrating console sales success, informing us that since the Slim launched the PS3 has been the best-selling console in Australia.


September 25, 2009
News

PS3 Slim: One Million Served

This was lost amidst the other Sony stuff coming out yesterday, but it bears back-tracking: Sony announced during their TGS keynote yesterday that the PS3 Slim has sold one million consoles since launch.


News

250GB PS3 Hits Australia With Uncharted 2 Bundle

Kotaku AU

Sony has announced Australia will be getting a PS3 Slim with a 250GB hard drive from October 15.


September 24, 2009
News

Australia Loves The PS3 Slim, Too

Kotaku AU

They loved the PS3 Slim in Japan. And they loved the PS3 Slim in the UK. But did you love it here in Australia? Why, yes you did.


September 11, 2009
In Real Life

The PS3 Only Does Everything…Plus Kidnap Your Family

Poor Aaron Howe. The guy makes an honest living, tries hard to keep his kids happy, and what happens? Sony Computer Entertainment’s “Kevin Butler” goes and cuts Aaron’s grass. Creepy.