John Smedley, Sony Online Entertainment President, delivered a spark of good hope for those awaiting the arrival of their free-to-play MMO, Free Realms, on the PS3. Speaking at the Q&A session earlier today at the GDC in Austin, Smedley pointed to "next year."

We all went wow over Gran Turismo 5 when Polyphony Digital first rolled out the racing simulator's feature list. We've seen car damage on other games, but it was certainly worth noting for Gran Turismo 5. Now we turn attention to the literally head-turning feature that wasn't on that list - the "head-tracking" feature.

Here's some official word about Sony's virtual pet, EyePet. It's coming out on November 17, 2009, and it'll be available for US$ 39.99. More specifics and video after the jump.

Kyle Vincent Tunison of Backbone Entertainment took to the PlayStation US blog to "re-announce" the arrival of the TurboGrafx-16 original, Military Madness: Nectaris to the PSN. "Re-announced", because as he explained, "the game was first brought to the public eye several months ago, but at the time, the game could only be talked about in terms of bullet points."

Sony has confirmed that the PlayStation Eye-compatible title EyePet will not be confined to a European release. The game will also be seeing a US launch this year. Details after the jump.

This one here's quite a deal from SCEA. Fat Princess isn't quite ready yet to make her public debut, so in the meantime, while you wait, the dev team is opening the doors for you to throw them your questions, no sugar-coating needed.

If you want to know more about Sidhe's Shatter game for the PlayStation Network, then do check out this video interview. Take note, it's not just any other ordinary vid interview, it's an interview done via the PlayStation Eye Chat. You might wanna take a look at how this peripheral functions too.

Since its unveiling at E3, there hasn't been much info on the PS3 motion controller. Today will be different, now that we'll get a bigger picture of what the PlayStation Eye-powered controller has in store for us. Taking off from the details they revealed at the expo, Sony now coughs out more details for their motion control project.

You guys remember Eye of Judgement and how it used the PlayStation Eye to capture gestures and the like? Invizimals for the PSP is kinda like that PS3 game infused with some Pokemon elements. It's totally being presented as a kiddie game but it does look interesting. Maybe this will be another guilty pleasure? Check out the E3 debut trailer after the jump.

I actually know a couple people who are still playing echochrome (gotta give it to them, they've got patience!) and enjoy it (ah, they must be masochists). But either way, the mind-bending puzzle game on the PSN will be getting a huge update pretty soon, and it will incorporate PlayStation Eye and YouTube support. Installing the patch will allow you to watch yourself play the game via an in-set window at the corner of the screen (Why you'd want to watch yourself tormenting yourself is strictly your own business, not mine), and upload it to YouTube after.