Keith Guerrette  - Lead Visual Effects Artist at Naughty Dog sat down with us to discuss the upcoming Uncharted 3: Drakes Deception, Guerrette explains a number of challenges the team faced during development, and how Uncharted has helped define a whole new gaming genre  of cinematic adventure.

Resistance 3, the exclusive PS3 shooter fights its way onto store shelves today.  Here at RadioactiveIT we have spent some time in the trenches of a game franchise that is competent in the mechanics, but struggles to find its own identity in a world where Half Life, Crysis, Killzone and other similar games exist.  Speaking to Jon Paquette, the writer on Resistance 3 gave a few hints on how Resistance 3 is not futile.

Cut the price and they will come:  Sony is reporting sales of the PlayStation 3 have exploded in Australia following the recent price drop.

Released in 2006 at AU$1000 the PlayStation 3 has since seen a number of changes to its price point and feature set.  Sony has again slashed the recommended retail price for the PS3 in anticipation of shifting more units and possibly paving the way for the PlayStation 4.

The venerable disc burning tool is evolving into a media conversion utility.

THQ's uDraw GameTablet is heading for the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 in time for Christmas.

iTWire sat down with Sony stabled developer Sucker Punch to talk through what fans can expect with the upcoming inFamous 2.  Game designer Joe Ishikura and Communications Director Ken Schramm gave us a quick insight into what changes inFamous players can expect during Cole MacGrath’s extended journey.

Confusion reigns just days after the restoration of the PlayStation Network after an initial security breach three weeks before hand.  It all looks like another stumble in the attempt to get services back up and running, and certainly seems like Sony has not thought through all the security ramifications of being responsible for customer’s personal data.

Taking the mad-cap lunatic racing to the streets, this time the Motorstorm: Apocolypse has come to town.

There is an inevitability of action movie video game tie in projects, and as such the announcement of a game based on the upcoming Battle: Los Angeles is unsurprising.  The good news is that developers are aware of the dangers of how the public views such titles, and the chance of getting a good movie tie-in game has increased, which camp will Battle: Los Angeles fall in?