Testseek.co.uk have collected 120 expert reviews of the Sony Playstation 3 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Playstation 3.
February 2008
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The editors liked
Full 1080i output
Cheapest way to get Bluray
Potentially the better gaming console
Very sleek look to unit
Easy to navigate front end
Games are region free
Expandable hard drive
Excellent Blu-ray playback quality
More than a Bluray player
Load times
Better DVD upscaling
Decent Bluray picture
Excellent quality for DVD and HD video
Very quick to start up
Reads many formats (DivX
Xvid
WMV
H.264 ...)
Filesharing with PCs
Sheer oomph and myriad multimedia skills.
The PS3 is a flexible multimedia maestro
Capable of far more than just spitting out next-gen games with rapier-sharp graphics. This beautifully built console also delivers glorious high definition movies thanks to its Blu-ray capabilities
And it’s...
Impressive smart features
Decent sound and picture
Lower price
Gaming is great
Blu-ray playback is almost flawless
Media hub is the best
Failure rate is very low
Cracking Blu-ray player. Built-in Wi-Fi. Games catalogue catching up with Xbox 360
Stunning 1080p games. Best Blu-ray player yet. Free online gaming. ...
Apple TV 2.2 Star rating
Apples TV project integrates into your home brilliantly
But is quite pricey
Plays games and Blu-rays
Tidier design
Ton of games out there
Swanky design
Quiet operation
All games in high-definition
User-friendly interface
Plays Blu-ray movies
Built-in Wi-Fi
80GB hard drive
Online play is free
HDMI output with 1080p support
No external power supply
40GB hard drive
60GB hard drive
The editors didn't like
No media streaming abilities
Limited appeal with launch titles
Expensive (if you don’t want Bluray)
PlayStation Network poor compared to Xbox Live
Online play limited and unproven
More expensive than its rivals
Hi-def games performance
Sounds bright
Picture suffers from noise
No real remote control as standard
Using .srt files requires a reencoding
It's pricey and the choice of games can't match the Xbox 360's.
On the flip side
The PS3 is a little lacking when it comes to top games
Especially compared to the far cheaper Xbox 360. Whilst there are plenty of solid titles knocking around
Sony’s console still doesn’t have an exclusive “killer ap...
Feels cheap
Dedicated decks beat it on performance and match it for smart features
Still a bit pricey
PSN is second best to Xbox Live
Still more games on Xbox 360. Online arena not as good as Xbox Live
No hi-def upscaling for old DVDs and games. Controllers don’t have force feedback....
Apple TV 2.2
No HDMI cable in the box
New disc tray feels cheap and nasty
Games lineup is improving
But still lacks killer app
HDMI cable not included
Some PS2 games not supported
Games lineup is still unimpressive
PS2 games not supported
Pricey
First batch of games is unimpressive
No force feedback (rumble) support in controller
Not all PSOne and PS2 games supported You might also need
Abstract: Sonys PlayStation 3 looks impressive, and at 5kg you certainly know where your £400 has gone. Though bulky, it has a built-in power supply, unlike the external brick-like one used with the Xbox 360. Its also far quieter than the Xbox 360 when runn...
Abstract: immensely powerful and hugely expensive new games console: To be fair to Sony, the actual hardware was never really going to be in much doubt. And after your first few hours in the company of the PlayStation 3, youre likely to be impressed. Several ...
Full 1080i output, Cheapest way to get Bluray, Potentially the better gaming console, Very sleek look to unit, Easy to navigate front end, Games are region free
No media streaming abilities, Limited appeal with launch titles, Expensive (if you don’t want Bluray), PlayStation Network poor compared to Xbox Live, Online play limited and unproven
Right, time to draw a few conclusions on the PlayStation 3 and see if I can line up my thoughts in a coherent manner. Hmm, ok, I’ve now re-written this bit four times to try and figure out how to get my thoughts over and each time I end up straying...
Swanky design; quiet operation; all games in high-definition; user-friendly interface; plays Blu-ray movies; built-in Wi-Fi; 60GB hard drive; online play is free; HDMI output with 1080p support; no external power supply
Pricey; first batch of games is unimpressive; no force feedback (rumble) support in controller; HDMI cable not included; not all PSOne and PS2 games supported You might also need: HDMI cable, 1080p television
Sonys PlayStation 3 may be the most expensive next-gen console, and its launch titles arent very impressive, but its swanky design and bevy of features, including a Blu-ray drive, make it hard to resist -- even at this price
The PS3 truly is technologically superior to both the Xbox 360 and the Wii, providing stunning graphics that will impress the most cynical of gamers. Its also a pleasure to use, with an intuitive, friendly interface. But this wont be a must-have con...
With a 60GB hard drive supported by one of the best graphics processors ever put into a games console, the battle with the Xbox 360 and Wii for domination of the living room has begun. Although some, it seems, have other plans for their PS3... ...
Abstract: The PS3 console takes center stage in the gaming arena. by Vaughn SmithMay 8, 2006 - Los Angeles, CA - Sony unveiled the final version of the PS3 at their E3 Press Conference today in Los Angeles, CA and to the delight of fans everywhere, answered...
Published: 2011-07-04, Author: Carl , review by: HardCOREware.net
Abstract: One of the major advantages we write about in our PS3 vs XBOX 360 coverage that the Playstation 3 has over the XBOX 360 is that you can install just about any standard 2.5″ SATA hard drive into it. This means you can either buy a smaller capacity console ...
