Sony's dynamic duo of Richard Marks and Anton Mikhailov are back again with another video showing off their upcoming motion controller. We've already seen the controller's journey from the drawing board to the prototype stage, and now the two are taking a look back at the E3 09 demo in more detail.

There are four PSP models right now. There's the 1000, the 2000, the 3000, and the soon-to-be-released Go. How far is Sony planning to continue revising the hardware for their handheld? Rumor has it that they may be planning to release at least eight different models.

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Those who enjoy a good laugh with E, Vinnie, Turtle, and Drama on the HBO Original "Entourage" will find that the boys will be joined by a different kind of celebrity tonight. Activision made the announcement, so Alex Mercer and Prototype will be on the show, and those who love either of the two might want to read up on this bit.

Did you know that the first prototype of the PS3 motion controller began with a PVC pipe from Home Depot? For today, Anton Mikhailov, software engineer at SCEA's R&D department, takes us through the development process of the PS3 motion controller, right from the little wand's humble beginnings, the on-going development, and the possibilities that it will bring to gaming.

Kratos is slowly building up a multimedia empire. Comics, novels, collectible weapon replicas -- he's dipped his bloody fingers into them. He'll also be going further into collectible territory via a new line of premium format action figures and dioramas from Sideshow Collectibles.

Between the bad boys Alex Mercer and Cole MacGrath, who takes the cake? EEDAR weighs in and the results are a mix of official estimates and personal choices. On the official estimates, EEDAR declares Prototype (PS3, Xbox 360, or PC) as the winner, with Alex Mercer "expected"  to outsell Cole MacGrath's inFamous by a stellar 90% -- that is thanks in large part to the combined sales of the game's multiplatform releases.

Xbox-Scene has received exclusive images of an Xbox 360 dev kit armed with a beefy one-gig RAM. This new kit will allow developers more flexibility and use over all the power that existing retail Xbox 360s have while still running on debug tools. More after the jump.

Gotta love the Prototype vids. Let's face it - Alex Mercer is just bad-ass, and being in a bad-ass-looking game definitely scores high on the sick-o-meter. Job well done, Sierra Entertainment. This vid lives up to the standard, and the best part is: this vid has gameplay footages, so it's the closest you can come to enjoying the blood n' brutality if you haven't gotten Prototype for the PS3, Xbox 360, or PC. It's out now so this vid might make a good sales pitch.

Sony execs had a lot to say this week, with their statements running the gamut of emotions from frustration to confidence. The price cut rumor was again resurrected, but that's understandable since we didn't hear a peep at all from Sony about it during E3. We didn't see a lot of big game-related news this week, but there's still meaty stuff nonetheless with updates for Gran Turismo 5 (not a release date, though), The Last Guardian, Uncharted 2 and LittleBigPlanet, just to name a few. Read on for all of these and more in this week's edition of the PS3 Weekend Warrior.

Scenario: You just got your shiny new copy of Prototype's PS3 version. You pop it into your PS3 and you get a message saying there's not enough free space on your hard drive for the installation even though you know that it damn well does have enough space. Stop calling your PS3 a liar for a while and try out this workaround from Activision instead.