Imagine this: You're really itching to play but your PS3 controller isn't working for some reason. You just shrug, grab some random object that's within arm's reach, and use that as a controller. Nice, huh? That's what a recently-spotted Sony patent -- one of the biggest PS3 news this week -- is suggesting. You can read all about it along with more game news, rumors, and price cut calls in this week's PS3 Weekend Warrior. Oh, and I have a little something for the BlazBlue fans somewhere in there too. Read on!

Bundles are typically a hit or miss affair. Usually you get a good enough game but not something that you'd really want to play. This one, on the other hand, is a definite hit.

Another fan has taken yet again to his own skin to express his profound love for - undoubtedly - his favorite game. This time, the tattoo was for the worship of Killzone. R ight in his leg.

Signed up for the Killzone 2 Online Championships yet? There are only two weeks of ladder play are left so hurry up and go join the fragfest if you want to steal the show in cosplay and Halloween events with the tourney prizes, which includes authentic, full-body Helghast costumes. Check the cool armor out in this vid.

This week's Playstation Store Europe update is a big one. To start, the much awaited music application VidZone is now live together with new map packs for Killzone 2, Call of Duty: World at War and Burnout Paradise. There are also some new PSN and PSP games. Not to be outdone, the LittleBigPlanet Team ICO pack is also now available. Hit the link for the full list.

The biggest PS3 news this week? The lack of a PS3 price cut announcement. We also didn't hear anything about the PS3 Slim. The software side of things fared a bit better, and ironically enough, the biggest news this week -- jump-wise -- was the arrival of a 12-year old game on the PSN and the impending PSN release of another title from 11 years back. You know what I'm talking about. Read on for the rest of the PS3 Weekend Warrior.

It's finally here, after a week of delay, Guerilla Games have announced that patch 1.27 for Killzone 2 is now available for download. The much awaited patch that includes the new "High Precision Mode" controls, additional features and some more bug fixes was supposed to go live last week but was pulled down at the last minute when a major bug was discovered.

This is the last PS3 Weekend Warrior before we go into full-on E3 2009 mode. Most companies are still trying to keep whatever info they're revealing at E3 under wraps, but thankfully we still got a few big updates the past week, otherwise this edition of the Weekend Warrior would consist only of one bullet point telling everybody to watch out for our E3 coverage (which you should totally watch out for, by the way). Anyway, read on for the rest of the PS3 Weekend Warrior.

I have some bad news for you folks. The much awaited Killzone 2 patch 1.27 has been delayed and will not be coming this week. The patch that contains the much awaited "High Precision" control configuration and tweaked Skirmish mode has been hit with technical issues and is delayed to an unknown date.

Big news for all Killzone 2 players as Sony has announced that the much awaited Killzone 2 Patch 1.27 will go live tomorrow. The new patch will feature a new 'High Precision' controller configuration, a tweaked Skirmish Mode for online play , and improved overall game balance.