Sony at E3: New Games, New PlayStation Features Coming Soon

Magic: The Gathering's dizzying array of monsters and magic spells are no longer confined to a collectible card game--they'll be headed to your PC or PS3 in Magic: The Gathering - Tactics in Fall 2010.

We've known about the PlayStation Move, Sony's upcoming motion controller, for a while now, but Sony today gave it a release date and price. You'll be able to get the PlayStation Move controller for $50 each when it hits the market in September.

Who hasn't wanted to fly alongside Superman or leap off the top of The Daily Planet's office building? DC Universe Online promises to let you do exactly that on your PS3 or PC--if you can wait until November.

The upcoming space-based survival-horror game Dead Space 2 will be showing up on the PS3 in a limited edition exclusive form, which will include a port of the previously Wii-only Dead Space Extraction prequel game that will support Sony's new Playstation Move motion controls.

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Younger Star Wars fans addicted to the Star Wars: The Clone Wars series on Cartoon Network will be flooding Clone Wars Adventures, an upcoming free-to-play massively multiplayer online game aimed at a younger audience. Build your own lightsabers, play minigames galore, and spend some Station Cash (read: actual money) on new outfits and accessories for your in-game Jedi avatars.

It's finally coming! After many years of development--it was first demoed in 2006--Gran Turismo 5 will finally be available this November. Engadget notes that the game disc will include both 2D and 3D support.

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PlayStation Plus is a new Playstation service that gives you access to game demos, downloadable games and add-ons, invitations to betas, and more. PlayStation Plus costs $50 for a one-year subscription, or $18 for 3 months.

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Twisted Metal is back on the PS3! This new version, due in Spring 2011, features a multiplayer mode that lets you play with up to 16 players online.