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DOWNLOAD PS3 GAMES FULL COLLECTION (ISO) (PART 9) (Games List) (S – T) | PS3 ROMs & ISO Download | PS3 Games ISO Download  – PlayStation 3 (PS3) is a home video game console created by Sony Interactive Entertainment. It was released in Japan and North America in November, 2006, and in Europe and Australia in March, 2007. When released, it was the world’s most sophisticated video game console to date due to superior graphics, motion-sensing controller, network capabilities, and stellar lineup of games.

The successor of the most popular gaming system ever, the PlayStation 2, the PS3 quickly became the system to beat.

Sony decided to market two versions of the PS3. One had a 60GB hard drive, WiFi wireless internet, and the ability to read various flash ram cards. The lower cost version features a 20GB drive, and does not have the aforementioned options. Both systems were otherwise the same and both cost significantly more than prior competition.
PlayStation 1 was released in December, 1994. It used CD ROM-based 3-D graphics, making it an exciting new way to experience arcade-style video games at home. The successful original was followed by three related products: the PSone (a smaller version), the Net Yaroze (a unique black version), and the PocketStation (handheld). By the time all of these versions had been released (in 2003), PlayStation had become an even bigger seller than Sega or Nintendo.

While these versioned editions of the original PlayStation were hitting the market, Sony developed and released the PlayStation 2. Hitting the market in July, 2000, PS2 quickly became the most popular home video game console in the world. A new “slimline” version of PS2 was released in 2004. Even in 2015, long after it had gone out of production, PS2 remained the best-selling home console ever.

The PS3 console, which competed at its release with Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii, represented a major leap in technology. With its Cell Processor, HD resolution, motion sensors, a wireless controller, and a hard drive that eventually grew to 500 GB, it was wildly popular.

The PS3 is not only a powerful system, but a beautiful one. The designers over at Sony wanted to create a gaming system that looked more like a piece of high-end electronics than a toy. As these images show, the PS3 looks more like a sound system designed by Bose than a videogame system. When first released, the 60GB PS3 came in shiny black with a silver accent plate protecting the Blu-ray drive. The 20GB PS3 came in ‘clear black’ and has no silver plate.

One of the biggest surprises the PS3 gave us was its totally redesigned boomerang-shaped controller. The new Sixaxis looked a lot like the PS2’s Dualshock controller, but that’s where the similarities ended. Instead of rumble (vibration in the controller), the Sixaxis featured motion sensing. The Sixaxis wasn’t the only new accessory.

There was a memory card adaptor, Blu-ray remote control, and HDMI AV cable available, as well, along with a laundry list of PS3 accessories that went well beyond existing home video game technology at the time.

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Game console manufacturers, such as Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft, love to spout off about which system is more powerful (really, it’s the PS3). But what makes any console worth having are its games.

The PS3 had one of the most impressive lists of games lined up for its November 17th launch. From family friendly, multiplatform games like Sonic the Hedgehog to PS3 exclusive titles designed with the hardcore gamer in mind, Resistance: Fall of Man, the PS3 had a stellar batch of games available from day one.

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