A Second Job: The Greatest PlayStation 3 Games
It is possible that Silent Protagonist are exclusively reporting on IGN reporting on the demise of the PlayStation 3.
According to Gematsu, according to IGN, the last model of PlayStation 3 in production in Japan has been removed from sale.
Everybody’s favourite cell processor driven console started off Blu, but once we figured out how to refinance our houses and salary sacrifice our wages (I’m still paying off mine) the PS3 became a Ray of sunshine in gaming history.
With its burial at hand, Silent Protagonist wanted to stare into the eternal void and take the time to remember some great games well played, now floating in the mysterious b3yond (or your local EB Games second hand rack).
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2007
Watching Avatar on Blu Ray
It was fucking gorgeous.
Pressing X to Jason
Gaming lets us indulge in all sorts of fantasies. Like losing your annoying child in a mall.
Pressing O to Aphrodite
The only time I used my left hand for the face buttons.
Genji: Days of the Blade
Haze
The game so good it retroactively became a PlayStation exclusive.
PlayStation Move
PlayStation’s answer to the motion control fad was so popular it had a second coming as an accessory for when you are jacked in to the PlayStation 4’s Virtual Reality.
Onechanbara Z: Kagura with NoNoNo!
It was the PlayStation 3 that really brought the best of Japan into the palm of our hands.
The Brilliance of Alien: Colonial Marines
It perfectly mimicked the feel of an Aliens Sequel.
Farewell PlayStation 3, you may be d3ad, but you will forever haunt our dreams.