There was already enough wailing and gnashing of teeth over the fact that PS3 won't ship with an HDMI cable. Now it seems as if -- at least in Japan -- it won't include component video cables, either.

Congratulations. You’ve braved the elements and crowds, or maybe just braved the grossly inflate resale prices, but however it was managed; you have come into the possession of a PlayStation 3.

Sony Computer Entertainment America has announced that it will be releasing an assortment of gold plated cables for use on its PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable formats. Among the ...

Word from our homies at Kotaku is that Monster is already prepping a line of GameLink cables for the PS3. According to Noel Lee, the head monster, it is crucial to properly connect your PS3 with ...

Source: A GameStop memo leaked to gaming blog Kotaku. What we heard: The PlayStation 3's built-in Blu-ray player is an irrefutable advantage that Sony has in the current-generation game console race.

One of the PS3 issues that has caused some discussion online is the fact that a lot of gamers have reported that PS2 games just don't look that great on the new system. There has been a Youtube video ...

The price of Sony's upcoming PlayStation 3 has been the subject of much debate. The system will come in $499 and $599 packages, the latter including a larger hard drive, built-in wireless network ...

Well, if you're one of the lucky few Japanese gamers that can actually find a PlayStation 3 to buy this Christmas will need to also find a local electronics store if you want HD. Sony has decided only ...

Just a quick update on the PS3. It’s been confirmed that the PlayStation 3 will not ship with an HDMI cable. After Sony’s been talking up how they will be “true HD”, and how HDMI will kick component’s ...

While this really isn't a huge matter in and of itself, it's been confirmed that Sony's upcoming PlayStation 3 console won't have an HDMI cable included. This obviously only applies to the $600 PS3 ...

Sony’s PlayStation 3–once an unattainably boutique-priced $600, now a more sanely-priced $300–never got around to bundling an HDMI cable. This, despite Sony frequently touting the system’s ...