PlayStation 3 News

University of Texas, Baylor, European researchers think "incapacitation effect" in games is helping keep potential offenders off the street and out of trouble.

19-year-old man arrested in raid being questioned over PSN breach, suspected of being part of hacker ring; group denies any connection.

Former Vice President voices support for socially conscious titles during Games for Change keynote address.

SCEA president Jack Tretton tells Forbes that the Wii U's 2012 launch won't force an early debut of Sony's next-gen console.

[UPDATE] Wall Street Journal reports three men caught in connection with PSN denial-of-service attack, not the theft of users' personal data.

Expiring contract and LACC construction to make room for new football stadium have show organizers considering their options for E3 2013 and beyond.

Attendance is up at expo even as exhibitor number shrinks; trade show to return to the Los Angeles Convention Center June 5-7, 2012.

Game company confirms last of Qriocity functionality is now back online, marking end of seven-week hacker outage.

LulzSec continues rampage against PS3 maker by hitting music division's servers; company says it is "looking into" new attack.

E3 2011: Ratchet & Clank developer confirms its first multiplatform effort to be unveiled at Electronic Arts' media briefing Monday afternoon.

Japanese company says it is investigating group's claims to have made off with personal information for more than 1 million Sony Pictures accounts; Sony says "not related to PlayStation."

Hacker group denies responsibility for Sony's online service going offline, says it's just a convenient scapegoat for electronics giant.

UK price of high-end version of Sony's next-gen console may cost $200 more than US counterpart; no-frills 20GB model may not be option in region.