Complete Sony Computers Entertainment Europe coverage from HEXUS
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Playstation 3 Firmware 2.0
7 November 2007, 15:45
Playstation 3's latest firmware updated revealed and scheduled
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Tekken 5 online coming to UK Playstation Network tomorrow
7 November 2007, 14:39
If you're a PS3 owner waiting to take the fight online, your time has almost come...
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PS3 version of God of War III in development, say Sony
7 November 2007, 11:16
It was pretty much guaranteed, but following the departure of the God of War II developer from Sony, they've now confirmed that the title will be making an appearance on ...
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Deep red and sexy looking PSP anyone?
6 November 2007, 09:47
Not content with launching a new, lighter PS2 model in Japan this Christmas, Sony are also launching a sexy, deep red and very festive-looking PSP model .
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New PS2 confirmed this month for Japanese market
6 November 2007, 09:30
The rumoured PS2 model, with a built-in power supply will go on sale in Japan later this month.
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New PS2 coming in 2008
5 November 2007, 09:08
The Playstation 2 is still selling well and, according to the ever-reliable Wikipedia, has recently passed the 120 million mark in global sales. So, what do Sony do? Release a ...
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Tekken: The Motion Picture coming soon
1 November 2007, 12:30
The movie based on the popular Tekken series of videogames is reported to be close to completion and the first poster for the film, has been spotted.
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PS3 enters The Guiness Book Of Records
1 November 2007, 11:40
Sony' Playstation 3 has earned a place in The Guinness Book Of Records as "“most powerful distributed computing network in the world”, thanks to Folding@Home.
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Review: Running Linux on the PS3 - A detailed view of what's out there
31 October 2007, 12:30
HEXUS' own Linux expert, Jo Shields, takes a look at the options for running Linux on the PS3 and explores the pros and cons of the major releases out there.
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Sony profits up, no thanks to PS3
26 October 2007, 09:36
Sony has released their fiscal results for the second quarter of the fiscal year, and thanks to increased demand for digital cameras and flat-screen TVs, they're in the black.