Through an interview with some of the key players in the development of Folding@home for the PS3, GamePro sheds some light on what the program does, how it came to Sony, and the future of distributed computing on the PS3.

The sinking ship formerly known as PS3 continues to lose key exclusives: after GTA IV and DMC4, now it’s MGS4’s turn. Konami just announced that they “are working on putting Metal Gear Solid 4 on the X360 and PC, which should both come out roughly 6 months after the PS3 release.” Next stop: FFXIII!

Home Secretary John Reid thought that allowing PS3’s in prison could be dangerous, as they may “send and receive radio signals” across the country, thanks to the WiFi and PSP connectivity…

THQ and JAKKS Pacific announced that WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008 is in development for multiple gaming platforms, including the franchise debut on Nintendo’s Wii, NDS and the PS3. In addition, development is underway for the Xbox 360, PS2, and PSP.

For months now, rumors have been circulating that Metal Gear Solid 4 would find its way to the Xbox 360, due to the PS3’s lackluster performance and dwindling third-party support. This is following revelations that other hotly-anticipated games and former PS3-exclusives, such as Assassin’s Creed and Devil May Cry 4, will also show up on the 360.

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I recently posted a story a brief story in which I flippently speculated that with all the PS3 “exclusives” that have been lost recently, how long will it be before MGS4 is anounced for the XBox 360? So I decided to do some more research and try to determine if there really is reason to believe MGS4 will come to the Xbox 360.

First trailer for Ratchet and Clank 5 on the PS3 set to be released Fall of 2007.

This gent is trying to buy a PS3 to put on Folding@Home and is accepting donations of $5/ea. You might remember the stats showing each PS3 contributing as much power as over a dozen PCs, so it might be worth it. In any case, kudos to everyone who’s contributing to F@H.

Danger Planet is a third person action adventure game being developed by Fantasy Lab for the new generation of consoles and gaming PCs. It features cutting edge animation and beautiful visuals courtesy of our Fantasy Engine.