Tales of Graces f Remastered has arrived, bringing with it quality-of-life improvements that promise to enhance the overall ...

The PlayStation 3 (PS3) is a classic gaming console that has entertained players for years. Whether you're revisiting old favorites or looking to enhance your gaming experience, choosing the best ...

Leslie Charleson, ‘General Hospital' Icon Known as Monica Quartermaine, Dies at 79 2025 NFL playoff bracket for AFC & NFC ...

Delightfully ergonomic, we’d happily have paid extra to have a controller this good for the PS3. It’s much more comfortable, thanks to a bigger, weightier shell with analogue sticks spread further ...

Your Favorite Franchises Live Here: Dig into a huge catalog of exclusive games, including generation defining titles like The Last of Us and entries in popular franchises like LittleBigPlanet, God ...

Some of the best open-world PS3 games helped create franchises that are still alive today while others helped the genre to evolve into something more. The PlayStation 3 have a varied number of ...

Implicit Conversions, the developer porting the PlayStation classics available with PS Plus Premium to PS5 and PS4, is “dreaming about” adding PS3 support to its proprietary Syrup emulator.

A majority of PS3 games that were also ported for PSP can be emulated on PPSSPP. Lastly, PPSSPP offers a built-in touch interface for buttons eliminating the need to use an external controller. As the ...

For a start, they've been plagued with more stick drift problems than the first batch of DualSense controllers, so I don't blame you for hoping for more longevity. Most of the best PC controllers ...

It’s a hard task to beat out Nintendo’s own Pro Controller, but GuliKit does just that with the KingKong 3 Max. With a look similar to Nintendo’s gamepad, this one kicks things up a notch ...

The Nintendo Joy-Cons are some of the most innovative first-party controllers we've had in a long time. Even eight years into the handheld's lifespan the fact they can easily transform into an ...

PlayStation co-CEO Hideaki Nishino says that, despite the bet on cloud gaming finally appearing to pay off, hardware such as consoles, controllers, and screens aren't going away anytime soon.