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One of the most anticipated games for the new PS4 game console and the old PS3 is Destiny from Bungie. Bungie has been telling gamers for a while if they pre-order the game they can get in on the Beta. Bungie announced this week that the beta for Destiny would come first to the Sony […]

It seems that games made for Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 4 will have native Full HD 1080p support, and that seems to be the case for Blizzard’s Diablo 3 which will be making its way onto the PlayStation 4 console come 2014. This was confirmed by Blizzard themselves at BlizzCon 2013, where the game’s director, Josh Mosqueira revealed that the game’s expansion, Reaper of Souls, would run at 1080p Full HD resolution at 60fps. Mosqueira also confirmed that those who are currently playing the PlayStation 3 version of the game will be able to transfer their characters and progress from the PS3 console onto the PS4 console, if they were to switch consoles later on.

However he was unable to confirm or specify if gamers would receive a discount if they were to get Diablo 3 for the PS4 if they had already bought the game for the PS3, and stated that they were still figuring it out as to how they might be able to distribute the Reaper of Souls expansion for the PlayStation 4 console. What do you guys think? Should Diablo 3 for the PS4 be made a free download if a PS3 version had already been bought?

Diablo 3: Reaper Of Souls To Run At 1080p, 60fps On The PS4 original content from Ubergizmo.

Sony has announced that the PlayStation 3 game console has hit a significant milestone for sales around the world. The company says that the device has reached 80 million units sold around the world since it launched in November of 2006. The 80 million unit number was reached on November 2, 2013.

Sony announced in April of 2011 that the console had hit 50 million units sold since launch. One of the keys to success for the PlayStation 3 is continued software updates adding support for things such as 3D gaming, Netflix, improved Blu-ray playback and more. The console itself has also undergone some changes going from a bulky console supporting PS2 games when originally launched to two different thinner units without backwards compatibility.

Sony has also noted that the total number of software titles released for the PS3 since it launched: 4,332 to be exact – of course that includes downloadable titles, not just disc-based releases. Still, that’s an impressive number. Sony says there’ll also be more than 300 new software titles released during the holiday season supporting the PS3 console.

It’s hard to believe that the PS3 has been on the market for seven years, and it will be on the market for years to come, despite the impending launch of the PS4.

Sony has announced that starting today, users can add funds to their Sony Entertainment Network wallet through PS3 PlayStation Store which now supports PayPal. PayPal integration was initially introduced in January earlier this year, but back then the Sony Entertainment Network wallet could only be funded through PayPal via the web. Only recently Sony added the option to add funds to the wallet through mobile devices, using the Mobile Billing option. PayPal support in PS3 PlayStation Store will now make it much more easier, and faster, to fund the wallet through the console itself.

Gamers who are concerned about the security of their payment details will be satisfied with the inclusion of PayPal. Who can forget the PlayStation Network breach back in 2011 which saw personal information of millions of users being leaked, PayPal support adds an additional level of security in this regard. To add funds to the Sony Entertainment Network wallet through PS3, all users have to do is click “Add Funds” when checking out from the cart on PlayStation Store. Clicking on “PayPal” will allow them to transfer any amount from $5 to $150, which is the maximum balance the wallet can hold. The wallet can be used to purchase a number of things from the PlayStation Store, such as movies, TV episodes, PS3 games and more.

PS3 PlayStation Store Gets PayPal Support original content from Ubergizmo.

Activision’s Call of Duty: Ghosts is pegged for a launch of the 5th of November, and the good news for those of you guys who have pre-ordered the digital version of the game, Sony has announced via the PlayStation Blog that gamers will be able to pre-load the game come 3rd of November at 6PM ET/3PM PT. What this means is that once the game goes live on the 5th of November, they will be able to start playing the game straight away as opposed to having to wait for the game to download/patch/etc.

According to Pierre Gravereau, the director of digital distribution, “Pre-order Call of Duty: Ghosts on PlayStation Store and you’ll be able to start downloading the game any time after 3:00 PM PT on Sunday, November 3rd so you can begin playing as soon as 12:01 AM PST on November 5th. This feature will be available for both the standard game and the Digital Hardened Edition.” It was also announced that there will be a Double XP event that will be held over the game’s launch weekend, beginning on Friday, the 8th of November at 1PM ET/10AM PT, and will last until the 11th of November, Monday, at 1PM ET/10AM PT. So, who else is looking forward to getting their hands on the game and enjoy the game at a native 1080p on their PlayStation 4 (once the console is released)?

PS3 Gamers Can Pre-load Call Of Duty: Ghost On The 3rd Of November original content from Ubergizmo.