Copying your games to your Playstation 3 has long been the solution for reducing game load times. Today, that all changes with a simple SSD upgrade for your original (fat) Playstation 3. Using Gran Turismo 5 as a test and a Corsair F120 SSD, a user on the Beyond3d forums has slashed their track load times by as much as 50 percent.
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Fresh off some well-deserved R&R, we’re back at it again with your daily dose of tech news, something we like to call the US Update. In today’s update, we take a look at LG’s new E90 super-slim LED monitor, an update for Skyfire for Android, the HTC EVO Shift 4G and more.
It’s time to break out those calculators, Gran Turismo sales have just topped 60 million units worldwide. In a press release from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. this morning, sales totals were tallied from December 1997 until December 6, 2010 and we’ve got the results.
With Christmas just around the corner, it’s the busiest time of the year in the video games world – that period when the biggest (and often best) titles are released. And what a month it’s been, with some top titles hitting the shelves, not to mention our review pages. Here they are, all rounded up in one place.
High octane racing simulator Gran Turismo 5 is one of the most long-awaited games in history but, after over five years in development, it’s finally here and the expert verdicts are pouring in. To save you the trouble of trekking all over the web, we’ve brought together a host of opinions right here in our Gran Turismo 5 review roundup.
This week we’ve been busy reviewing the long-awaited Boxee Box media streamer, the even longer awaited (five years to be precise) Gran Turismo 5 and the Motorola Milestone 2. Read on to see our opinion of each. Right this way.
The weekend is very nearly here, but there’s still a few hours to go, and more importantly, still juicy tech stories breaking left, right and centre. See what they are here in our lunchtime lowdown news roundup.
Gran Turismo 5. Just say it folks. Savour those words. It’s actually here. With a development period of more than half a decade, Gran Turismo 5 was perilously close to becoming video gaming’s equivalent of Guns and Roses’ Chinese Democracy in the “painful delay” stakes. After much anticipation and hype, the latest installment in Polyphony Digital’s “Real Racing Simulator” series has finally hit the PS3, but does it have what it takes to shake off the competition? Read our Gran Turismo 5 review to find out.