If you're tired of TVersity, or are simply looking for a good program to stream media files to your PlayStation 3, then you can try this app out. PS3 Media Server is a program from shagrath that allows you to transcode and stream media from your PC to your console.

Download: PS3 Media Server v1.04 (Linux)
Download: PS3 Media Server v1.04 (Mac OS X)
Download: PS3 Media Server v1.04 (Windows)

Sony's really laying it on with their surveys. Guess they really wanna please the fans. The latest survey that popped up suggests that the PSP may be used as a device to record gameplay on the PlayStation 3, among other things. Details after the link.

Sometimes I wonder if the PlayStation 3 could still rightly be called just a video game console, with all the stuff it can do. This new program allows the PS3 to connect wirelessly to your PC, allowing it to stream directly to your TV. Details after the link.

The annual Consumers Electronics Show is very important because it's the place where we get to see the best of what technological innovation has to offer. For participating companies, the festivity serves as the platform for their latest projects to jump off from. History reminds us that the show has been witness to a great many technological introduction such as the DVD, DVR and even the VCR back in 1970.

Anyway, when the PS3 was released back in November of last year, we thought Sony wouldn't be using the CES anymore to showcase their console. After all, the word is already out and their marketing strategy has been brilliant. But during the company's part of the show, Sony played a one-minute long montage video about the PS3.

Actually, there's nothing really new shown in the video. It's just a compilation, a time line if you will, of the development of the PS3. As new as the console is today, the montage video was somehow able to evoke a sense of nostalgia. So without any further blabber, here's the CES 2007: PS3 montage video.

Download: [CES 2007: PS3 montage video]

When will it ever end...people commenting on Playstation3's price? This time, it's Koei executive Kenji Matsuhara who dishes out his opinion. Although unlike most of those who commented on the $499-$599 price tag of Sony's next-gen console, Matsuhara thinks that the 'expensive' cost won't bring the PS3 down. In an interview with Japan's Impress Watch, Matsuhara noted that such a price is to be expected of a new console.

In the same interview, the Koei exec expressed his pleasure at the features Sony has put into the PS3. Even before E3, Matsuhara has been vocal about the things he want to see in the upcoming gaming console: common functionality required for online games (like billing system), quick adoption rate, and hard disk. Since a hard disk will be included in the PS3, Matsuhara says he cannot complain... Although he would still want to squeeze a DVR-style recording function into the console.

As for the common functionality, the exec only has a simple "this seems to be okay" comment. The quick adoption rate, he commented, will depend on how the market will receive the next-gen console from Sony.

With Matsuhara saying that there is “suffcient possibility” of Koei providing online games for the PS3, dare we hope for more of the company's classics (*cough* Dynasty Warriors *cough*) to be ushered to the PS3? Hope so.