"The PS3 got off to a pretty bad start, but these days developers are pumping out better games, whether they're exclusive or multi-platform. In the hope that we're nearing the end sloppy PS3 ports of Xbox 360 games we've put together our Top 10: Worst PS3 Ports. Which games hit the PlayStation 3 in far worse shape than they were in on the Xbox 360? Which ports really shouldn't have made it out of the QA department? Read on to find out.

10. F.E.A.R.

F.E.A.R. was ported from the PC to the ..."

"Once more Eurogamer returns to the front line trenches of the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 console war with the latest in our continuing series of cross-platform confrontations. This time the coverage is bigger and better than ever before, featuring more games, more comparison shot galleries, and more detail on the behind-the-scenes technical trickery employed.

As per usual, each game's video output is captured digitally and losslessly from the HDMI ports of the Xbox 360 Elite and PlayStation 3 ..."

"Spider-Man 3 has already had its critically panned moment at the top of the consumer-controlled gaming chart, while Shrek the Third (particularly poignant when said in an Irish accent), however, it currently falls to the swaggering implausibility of Captain Jack Sparrow and his motley crew to tempt you free of your hard-earned loot."

"Beginning May 22 with the release of the video game, Disney park guests who bring their Nintendo DS and a copy of the Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End DS video game with them during their visit can download new video game content at specific "X-marks-the-spot" hotspots hidden near the Pirates of the Caribbean attractions. This download unlocks new content such as unlimited health and "savvy" as well as fun extras, including additional costumes. This special content is only available t..."

"If they wanted to, Disney Interactive Studios could probably put together a Flash-based game where players attempt to toss bottles of rum into the mouth of a poorly animated Johnny Depp and sell the thing to thousands of ravenous Pirates of the Caribbean fans. Thankfully, that's not the plan for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End."

"When it comes to the video games, ninjas, aliens and assorted evildoers that dominate the interactive landscape, but in 2007, hordes of dirty, treasure hunting pirates are poised to invade consoles and PCs around the world, because either publishers want to cash in on the Pirates of the Caribbean buzz, or simply because people love rum swilling, Chlamydia infested seadogs. Whatever the reason, 2007 will feature a host of pirate games, so hide the gold, break out the plank and have a look at t..."