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Jun 5 2008, 8:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Arstechnica decided it is time to review the Sony PS3 again. Since its release the PS3 saw several firmware updates and great games got released.
Quote from the review: "Today Sony isn't simply playing catch-up; the PS3 has grown into a capable system that does almost everything the Xbox 360 can do, and many things even better. As a home theater box it's impeccable, and it's getting better with every update. As a gaming machine the lineup of exclusives is impressive, and more are on the way. Sony failed when it thought that it was unbeatable, and it rallied when everyone thought it couldn't be saved."
Read the full review on Arstechnica.
Wal-mart is offering right now the Sony PS3 40GB with a free $100 gift card.
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Luigi Lugmayr
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