Free PlayStation 3 magazine
P3Zine is a free PlayStation 3 magazine written by professional video games journalists in the UK. It features PlayStation 3 games previews, reviews and interviews, all enhanced with video and multimedia on the magazine pages themselves. As a monthly, free PlayStation 3 magazine we include all the big PlayStation 3 games like MotorStorm, Resistance: Fall of Man, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, and GTA IV, but we also bring you previews and interviews of some of the smaller games we think you might have missed. To download your free PlayStation 3 magazine now, simply click on a Download P3Zine button below.
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WipEout HD preview PS3
WipEout HD will be a PlayStation Network exclusive, available for download only this summer. This version of the gorgeous anti-gravity racer will focus on online and community play, and it'll be a pick of all the best tracks and features of previously released WipEout games from the PSP. The gameplay will be souped up considerably for the PS3 though - this is one we're very excited about. Find out more about WipEout HD in our first look preview in this issue of P3Zine.Click here to read our WipEout HD preview for the PS3 now! 
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Soul Calibur IV preview PS3
This summer, fighting extravaganza Soul Calibur IV will continue the series that brings the best of the arcade fight games to the consoles. Soul Calibur IV looks set to be a powerful and imaginative experience - with fantastic graphics and lots of new locations. There'll be new characters too, including a 'celebrity' combatant (hint, you'll get to use a lightsaber...) Soul Calibur IV will be with us in July - in the meantime we have a first look preview this month. Click here to read our Soul Calibur IV preview for the PS3 now!
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Battlefield Bad Company preview PS3
Blowing things up is always a high point of a game, and in Battlefield: Bad Company there will be plenty of opportunity to do just that. The latest in the Battlefield series will have a combat environment that's pretty much entirely destructible - now that in itself is enough to recommend the game. We've had a good look at the game in development this month and we bring you a full preview of Battlefield: Bad Company. But don't get too excited - it's been delayed already and there's still no firm release date. Will it be worth the wait? That's the question we answer in our Battlefield: Bad Company preview now! Click here to read our Battlefield Bad Company preview for the PS3 now!
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Tomb Raider Underworld review PS3
Ten years since she first burst onto our screens, Lara Croft is still a huge draw for gamers, and the prospect of a new Tomb Raider game is still a very exciting one. The eighth in the franchise, Tomb Raider: Underworld, is due for release at the end of this year, so there's still a while to wait, but we've got a first look preview, complete with shots of the game and Lara herself, in this issue of P3Zine. Should start the anticipation rising nicely - check out our preview of Tomb Raider: Underworld now! Click here to read our Tomb Raider Underworld review for the PS3 now!
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Rainbow Six Vegas 2 review PS3
If you played and loved Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas last year, you'll know pretty much what to expect from its sequel. Least surprising of all will be its name: Rainbow Six Vegas 2. This is not necessarily a disadvantage: seasoned players will be able to dive straight in without too much trouble, and we've been promised graphical and strategic improvements on the original. Plus there's been lots of time and effort invested in the co-op play, which will open up the game enormously. So can it carry it off - is Rainbow Six Vegas 2 a worthy successor or just more of the same? Find out now in our full review in this issue of P3Zine.Click here to read our Rainbow Six Vegas 2 review for the PS3 now!
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Army of Two review PS3
Co-operative play is increasingly popular in console gaming, so Army of Two, a near-future tale of international bands of mercenaries waging wars on behalf of world powers, is bang up to date. The game is co-op based from the ground up, and you can either play alongside the games's own AI or join forces with a real-life friend. The co-op play is certainly well-executed in Army of Two - does the rest of the game live up to it? Find out in our review now.Click here to read our Army of Two review for the PS3 now!
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Lost Planet: Extreme Condition review PS3
Lost Planet: Extreme came out on the Xbox 360 a year ago, and it's taken all this time to hit the PS3. It's a solid shooter from Japan, with the usual hordes of enemies to tackle, items to collect and bosses to defeat, all set in icy location which means that cold is as big a danger as all the nasties out to get you. Coming as it does from Capcom, who brought us the stellar Devil May Cry 4, you'd be forgiven for having high hopes of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. Will it live up to them or is it's formulaic approach hold it back? Find out now in our Lost Planet: Extreme Condition review!Click here to read our Lost Planet: Extreme Condition review for the PS3 now!
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GamerZines - just the magazines
In this issue of P3Zine, read our massive preview of GTA IV, with all the latest news of the soon-to-be-released game, and view the five brand new videos of the game straight from the magazine page. Plus Devil May Cry 4, a game renowned for being challenging - we have a full review of this major new release.
