Valve has formerly announced the already expected, but much-anticipated sequel to 2007's Orange Box title Portal will be coming out around the end of the year, but unfortunately it doesn't look like it will coming to PS3. The official reveal of the game has appeared in US magazineGameInformer, but it only lists PC, Xbox 360 and Mac as formats.

The UK’s best-selling, most trusted tips magazine just got better with the inclusion of full reviews for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 games. Every month, all of the latest releases will be reviewed and rated by the only hardcore gamers that play every game to completion and, as always, PowerStation will also offer up unbeatable game guides, cheat codes plus hints and tips to rocket your Trophy collections and Gamer scores into orbit! PowerStation has long been the only magazine dedicated to helping you beat the biggest PlayStation 3 and Xbox ...

Sony has revealed its sales figures for the end of 2009 and they are impressive. So impressive that the gap between the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 could be down to as little as 5.5 million units worldwide. Microsoft announced its 39 million figure at CES in January to much acclaim, but Sony has followed up with 6.5 million consoles sold in the final quarter of 2009 bringing it up to 33.5 million worldwide.

Existing owners of franchises on Xbox 360 are 'defecting' to PS3 for the sequels, according to data released by OTX's GamePlan Insights - the videogame data and consumer opinion-grabbing service. Gamasutra obtained the data, which shows the shift from one console to the other is quite pronounced on two upcoming big-name titles: Assassin's Creed 2, which sees 15 per cent of those who own the original on 360 move machines, and Modern Warfare 2, which has swapped seven per cent of ...

Who ever wins this battle, wins the console war! Or something.

News reporting that wears its lack of depth as a badge of pride.

I've always wondered what would happen if the next-gen console war was literally a war. Like Microsoft actually, genuinely declared war on Sony and made all the guns and planes and tanks and stuff and there would be real fighting and death and so on. Sony would have to defend itself, of course, and, like its bitter rival, would have to switch from making games consoles to guns. Wouldn't it be a lovely war! Microsoft is first to the battlefield but encounters all kinds of problems with its rushed military hardware. ...