Three Speech puts some questions to Ray Maguire, SCE’s UK managing director…

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By now you’ll probably have seen most, if not all, of the titles showcased at E3. There was some pretty good looking stuff on display, and a lot of really fresh looking PSN games (Fat Princess, Crash Commando etc). There’s an interesting PSN preview discussion at TheSixthAxis which is well worth checking out if you’re debating which game you’re going to dedicate your time to. Once you’ve given it a read let us know which game you reckon will be taking up most of your time…

These new screens from E3 show us how Home is shaping up. Looks like the graphics are really coming on well.

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This PSN game will continue where Tools of Destruction left off, but it’s going to be a lot cheaper. A lower price doesn’t mean a reductions quality though, the demo is looking great and it’s said to have tougher puzzles than its predecessor. Currently due in Autumn.

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Here’s a few more screens from Gran Turismo TV. GT TV will broadcast full high-def content on demand, footage from racing events around the world, automobile news, and much more.

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This game mixes all the fun of multiplayer online gaming with side-scrolling screens. Once it’s out we’ll have our own Grunts and Jarheads fighting each other to death, but in the meantime let’s check out a few images and the official press release…

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Judging by those new screens from Siren Blood Curse, we can be sure that this survival horror game is going to take us for a scary ride. Click through for some more gruesome images!

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Here’s the E3 video of Pain, in which we can see more of the amusement park and the new features…

Here’s a few more images from this Resistance extension for PSP. It will be played in third-person and is set in between Resistance and Resistance 2…

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These screens show us something of the variety of landscapes we’ll be seeing while guiding our tribe of Patapons in the sequel for the acclaimed PSP game. Click through for more images, this looks quite promising.

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