Nope, this isn't a rehash of the Fight Night Round 4 (Xbox 360, PS3) heavyweight roster we posted a while back. This time we have the game's full roster list courtesy of Saxyboy15 from the EA Sports forums. This list was taken from the FIght Night Round 4 feature in Official PlayStation magazine.

Ding-ding-ding! On the red corner: a list of boxers for the heavyweight division! Aaaand on the blue corner: screens! Tons of them! Fight Night Round 4 info and media in the full article.

Forbes recently reported on some happenings in the PS3 world, but not for the same reasons we normally ascribe to. Their recent report talked about the recent discussions Sony has been having with companies for the potential commercial use of the PS3, specifically its cell processor.

One of the many non-commercial, but similar, uses the PS3 has been going through recently has been the rise in the awesomeness that is distributed computing.

Through the PS3 Folding@Home network, PS3 users everywhere have had the chance to help unlock the secrets of human diseases in an effort to find a cure. Of course, there's a long way to go, but it does show that the Cell processor has a ton of power that can be used for something other than gaming and entertainment.

What we want to know is this, what company do you want to see utilizing the power of the Cell? What commercial do you think the PS3 and its processor should have, in addition to being a great George Foreman grill clone? If you're lucky, someone from Sony may be reading this and saying, "Of course! We should try that!" Talk about unintended influence, right?

The PlayStation3 is being packaged as a great third generation gaming console, but imagine if aside from being able to play those great games it could also cook some burgers for the family as well. Introducing the PS3 Grill, which we have no idea if it's a fake or that really is Sony Computer Entertainment">Ken Kutaragi posing a la George Foreman and cooking those burgers to perfection (ha,ha)! But most likely, someone amusingly mocked the PS3's design.

Personally, I think this is actually a great idea. Imagine, if that contraption could cook burgers using the heat from the PS3, Sony won't have to put a cooling system in their next-gen console. Nice! And I don't know about you, but this PS3 Grill has this uncanny resemblance with the George Foreman grill and Mr. Kutaragi is looking a bit like the former heavyweight champion himself. Maybe Sony should get Mr. Foreman to put this baby into mass production for lunch...woopsy, I mean launch. Whatever, this baby is gonna make a killing in the market!!

No matter how great the system is going to be, there's no denying the fact that its big. Now, we wonder if this amazing contraption has no backwards compatibility issues when it comes to grilling those steaks and burgers? Well, what do you think? Tell us through your comments.