PS3 GDC Recap
By Jeff Crosby
No huge announcements from the GDC, but the PS3 will be playable at the E3
Though no major announcements were made at the GDC yesterday, Sony did unveil several key pieces of information worth mentioning.
Confirming the launch date Sony Worldwide Studios president Phil Harrison revealed that the next-generation console will launch worldwide in "early November." Last week we were given the more general launch period of “November.”
Secondly, Dylan Jobe of Sony Computer Entertainment's Incognito Studios confirmed that the PS3 would in fact be playable at E3 this May. Jobe noted that the remake of Warhawk will be playable at the event, meaning there will be PS3 kiosks on the show floor. However, it is still unclear whether they will use final hardware, or SDK – as was the case with the Xbox 360 at last years event.
Sony also confirmed that God of War 2 will debut on the PS2, and Ratchet & Clank will move to the PS3.
As me mentioned yesterday, Sony also confirmed that they will have a newly designed controller by E3.
All-in-all, nothing earth shattering at all, but considering the E3 is only a few short months away, expecting Sony to release any major details was asking too much.
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