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The Console Wars drag on for what seems an eternity. This wandering vagrant recounts the glory days of the Playstation 2 and tearfully describes the traumatic way the Playstation 3 alienated him from his own kind.

Like it or not, we are caught in the crossfire of a marketing war between gaming's Big Three. This look at the console wars takes into consideration its history in order to get a better view of the big picture.

As the current generation of consoles begin to show their age, is the PS3 starting to pull away in the console race?

Sony's Kevin Butler, VP of Everything, "moves" through time to give us a glimpse of the motion controlled future.

"True" HD. Does it really matter? What's the difference? A look at a largely insignificant difference between the two platform releases of Final Fantasy XIII.

A feature on Microsoft's First Party Problems.

See what it's like to leave gaming for a few years then come back through the eyes of one man.

Let me preface this article by saying that I do not claim to be any type of marketing guru, just an electronics consumer and video game enthusiast who is happy to give away any expendable income should I feel it is warranted.

It’s only February and we are already preparing for the trip to L.A. for this years Electronic Entertainment Expo. Today we are looking at what already announced games will go head to head at this years show for both the Xbox 360 and PS3. From the looks of it Microsoft better show something big at E3 or this might be the year Sony’s console could start outselling the 360. I’ll be honest; this year it’s already apparent that the Playstation 3 is bringing it’s A-game, especially with Killzone 2 launching next week. With titles like Heavy Rain, Infamous, and God of War 3 in development, Sony is definitely going for the core 17-30 age range that the 360 has dominated this generation. Let us not forget that Japan will see the release of Final Fantasy XIII exclusively for the PS3 while the rest of the world waits for Square-Enix to localize the game and then ship it the same time as the 360 version.