The popular WipEout series is hitting the Playstation Network in glorious High Definition. Some brand new screen shots have been released. Mostly showing off the vehicles and the tracks. Click the link to view all the screenshots.

"The strong lineup of games doesn’t stop there. Many of you have been hearing rumblings about a video service that will allow you to download full-length TV shows and movies via PLAYSTATION Network for North America. While I don’t have any new announcements here for the PlayStation Nation, it’s already been confirmed that we’ll be offering a video service for PS3 in a way that separates the service from others you’ve seen or used. Ultimately the goal of the PLAYSTATION Network service will be ..."

Terrible plan on words I know, but couldn't think of anything else...In any case, the new trailer for Wipeout HD has now been released exclusively at EuroGamer TV. With no release date set as of yet, this is one of the first of many trailers we will be seeing over the coming months, and with the game being able to support 1080p, this trailer just shows you how amazing racing is set to become.

Some of the points made in the video:

• Ultra - Smooth: 60 frames per second animation
• Full HD 108...

"With Sony's press conference in the past, we've created a roundup of all the small, but significant, announcements and confirmations. This year, Sony allowed very little time for the audience to ponder and absorb, so a lot of the groundbreaking revelations were not emphasised. This was of course a good thing, as it showed that Sony had a lot of things to say. So aside from the major announcements, such as MGS4, Haze and UT3 exclusivity, here are the other tidbits:

- 200 games on Blu-ray an..."

"During the last few weeks, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has been showcasing Wipeout Pulse the European gaming press at it's PlayStation-branded loft in London. While the PSP sequel was the focus of the event, questions about Wipeout PlayStation 3 were inevitable -- Sony's Liverpool studio director Clemens Wangerin confirmed the game in a recent issue of Develop magazine -- so we asked Game Director Tony Buckley for more details.

Understandably, Buckley wasn't too forthcoming, but con..."