DID YOU SEE THIS?! Future shop just dropped the price on the PS3 to $219.99, until Thursday, September 29.

The PlayStation 3 160 GB console and a bonus game thrown in the mix: Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (worth $20), free! A game I own, but have never played – GASP!!!! I know right.

I’ve also heard that, anyone who purchases this deal online qualifies for free shipping during this promotion.

If you’ve been waiting for a good deal take this opportunity to get in on the action.

Are you ready to face off with the Helghast again?

Expect some great voice talent in this installment of Killzone with the voice talents of Malcolm McDowell (TankGirl, Entourage), as Stahl Arms CEO, and Ray Winstone ( The Departed, Beowulf), as the Helghast Admiral.

Source: PlayStation EU.

Bundled along the the Wand and the Eye Toy is the Sports Champions, six in one, game pack consisting of Table tennis, Frisbee Golf, Gladiator battles, Bocce Ball, Volleyball and Archery. See the games in the video below. I’m guessing that mastering these will go a long way in mastering future titles for the Move.

With an aggressive launch program, the Move enabled games are just starting a long run – expecting a release every other week from now until Christmas. Sony plans on hitting the shelves (and your wallets) hard this holiday season… And I might just say that they could deserve it at this point. Get in on move early, it might gut not be available to all you last minute shoppers out there.

Capcom’s offering a 1-2 punch this Spring with several top notch titles like Lost Planet 2 and the recent release of Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition. Caught in the middle of the flux enters Super Street Fighter IV. One game any true street fighter fan has been pacing, waiting for since it’s originally scheduled release date earlier this year. Thirty-Five characters in total rocks the house, most of all unlocked from the start. Back in are some favorites like Cody & Guy (Final Fight compadres), Dee-Jay, T-Hawk and heck even Sakura. There are some new characters as well like Juri who is a much welcome addition to the mix.

Compare to last years SFIV, you’ll notice a certain polish to the game added. It feels smoother and not as hard to “win”. The new characters to the game all look freshly drawn compared to those in the previous game, given the older crowd an almost dated choppy look believe it or not. All and all, its still a gorgeous looking game. New locations that are so animate..you almost forget to fight because your cracking up at what someone (or animal) is doing in the background.

The controls are your basic SF type, and stay true to it’s nature. Having SSF on 360, and now this on PS3, it’s clear the game is better played on a PS3 simply because of the easy of the controller layout. If you’re a duo system owner..you know what I’m saying. I’ve never had more issues getting a fireball out then when using a 360 controller!! Anyway, Capcom decided to shake things up by allowing you to know choose between 2 Ultra Combos. A good move. Who doesn’t like options?

Let’s move on over to the improved multiplayer experience. You can still play arcade mode with the option to be challenged at anytime. The lobby has been improved thankfully, with a  quicker match up time and a way to pair yourself up to those with stronger connections. Heck, if you’re one who likes to watch, you can do that too! Soooooo many game modes, you cannot possibly get bored with an internet connection. For existence, there’s “Endless Battle” mode..Winner plays down a list of people. As you win you g to the next person..and that loser goes to the bottom of the list. It will just keep cycling..endlessly <grin>. There’s team battle modes, and then on top of that a slew of “channels” where you can watch others battles uploaded or manage your own. HOTNESS. And all this for only $40?!! For any fighter fan..it’s a gotta have. YES, even if you already have SFIV. It’s that PACKED with worthy new content. Any saved costumes and certain data you may have from SFIV is ported over and accessible for your characters. Nice move Cap’s. Keep up the good work!

Pros:

• $40 price tag for a game that shouldn’t be considered a re-release because is sooo much better than SFIV.
• Some Alpha fighters are finally back.
• Save al costumes and colors are ported over for those who have SFIV saved data (same console for both titles naturally)
• Controls seem tighter. Easier to get combos out.

Cons:

• Where’s Alex?!!! With him this game would’ve been 100% complete.
• Gone are the animated shorts, but instead swapped in are stills with spoken dialogue. I’m still puzzled at why this was done.
• The fighting sticks are twice the price of the game?!!! Really?

Feed Your Console gives Super Street Fighter IV: 9 out of 10.

Ratchet & Clank Quest for Booty (sale price $7.49, reg. $14.99) and Revenge of the Wounded Dragons (sale price$4.99, reg. $9.99)

Revenge of the Wounded Dragons – takes you back to the side scrollers of old. Did you play it? Let us know your thoughts – send your review to webcomments at feedyourconsole.com

Offers good through Wednesday, 4/28/10.

The Taxidermist takes place prior to the events of Heavy Rain and has Madison Paige hot on the heels of someone she believes could be responsible for the Origami Murders. Once she arrives at the house, she finds that no one is home and naturally, she sets forth determined to investigate this suspect’s house.

Last week brought us some incredibly awesome summer-like weather and it also brought the first episode of DLC for Heavy Rain, The Taxidermist. Not wanting to miss out on the sun or the DLC, I set myself up with a cooler full of cold ones, a chair and a TV…outside. Once into the episode, I found it to be quite tense and exhilarating but suddenly, it was over. The credits were rolling and I still hadn’t yet finished my 1st beer. Immediately I thought that this must be some kind of April fool’s joke by Sony to ask gamers to pay $5 for an 800MB download that takes less than 20 minutes to finish.

Once the credits were over, it informed me that I finished the game in but one fashion and that there were 4 other possible outcomes to figure out. That’s much better I thought. I immediately jumped back into the game and started over trying out a variety of different things to see all the endings.

All in all, I would have to say that while I was disappointed at first, I was extremely happy to know that there were a total of 5 endings and it took over about 2 hours of my life. Anyone who is a fan of Heavy Rain will really enjoy the ambiance and how intense this feels (more intense than most of the original game). I’m not sure that $5 is the right price point for The Taxidermist, fans of the game will enjoy this chapter immensely.

Pros:

• High production Value
• Decent replayability with 5 possible endings
• Intense tone

Cons:

• Price – Perhaps $5 is too high
• Too short

Feed Your Console gives Heavy Rain: The Taxidermist an 8 out of 10

* Thanks to PlayStation Canada for supplying the DLC code.

• inFAMOUS (Sony Computer Entertainment)
• God of War®: Collection (Sony Computer Entertainment)
• Killzone®2 (Sony Computer Entertainment)
• LittleBigPlanet™ Game of the Year (Sony Computer Entertainment)
• Resistance 2™ (Sony Computer Entertainment)
• Dead Space™ (Electronic Arts)
• Fight Night Round 4 (EA Sports)
• Resident Evil® 5 (Capcom)
• Soulcalibur® IV (NAMCO BANDAI Games)
• UFC® 2009 Undisputed (THQ)

All this gaming goodness for $29.99… Where do I start?

PlayStation announced today that spring fever is back on PSN and kicking out the deals for PS3 owners. What the deal with Spring Fever you ask… It’s where you get games at up to half price on the PSN for the the months of April, May and June.

On March 25th PlayStation is giving us an early taste of what’s to come for the next few weeks TWO deals – and heavy hitters at that – featuring the PSN exclusive Gravity Crash and Everyday Shooter for the low low price of $4.99 each (regular price: $9.99).

Or maybe your Avatar is looking a little plain lounging around your virtual apartment – how about a new outfit? PlayStation Home is in on the Spring Fever action with two special costumes, available only to Spring Fever Sale shoppers. Grad a “Spring Bumblebee” costume or select maybe your more of a “Spring Flower” kind of person. But here is the catch… Users will be rewarded with a voucher to be redeemed for a portion of the five part-costumes with the purchase of an item from the Spring Fever Sale.

* Images thanks to PlayStation blog.