GamesRadar - PS3 Screenshots

Damnation (Screenshots)

27/05/2009

As you play through the game, it becomes painfully obvious that the plot is the same, timeless, good-versus-evil guff that you’ve heard a hundred times before. It all adds up to one (excuse the pun) epic failure.

Dante's Inferno (Screenshots)

19/11/2009

If you've been waiting your whole life for a game inspired by 14th century epic poetry, we hope you're sitting down - Dante's Inferno is a third-person action adventure "adaptation" of the medieval epic poem The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

Dark Sector (Screenshots)

3/03/2008

There's a good game here - but it looks so much like Resident Evil 4, you might miss it.

Dark Void (Screenshots)

19/08/2009

High altitude action from this Capcom title, seeming to mix steampunk aerial antics with extraterrestrial invaders.

The Darkness (Screenshots)

20/06/2007

Spew demons and bullets as you kill your way through mob families and possibly hell itself in your quest for karmic redemption.

Darksiders (Screenshots)

20/11/2009

Gifted comic book artist Joe Madureira supplies haunting imagery for some demonic action entertainment, complete with swords, fire, and guns.

DC Universe Online (Screenshots)

24/11/2009

Sony Online Entertainment is preparing something special that it hopes will live up to the DC name.

Dead Rising 2 (Screenshots)

25/09/2009

The zombie apocalypse decends on Las Vegas.

Dead Space (Screenshots)

14/07/2008

The original and terrifying new IP from EA cribs tricks from all the greats of survival horror's past, but manages to do it so well that it doesn't really matter. The action and controls are fantastic, and the atmosphere and monsters will get under your skin. We wish there was more of the original stuff, like the inventive Zero G sections, but we can live with this, since it might be the best game of this type since Resident Evil 4.

Dead to Rights: Retribution (Screenshots)

2/11/2009

Jack Slate and his blood-thirsty canine return to rip out crime's jugular.

Def Jam: Icon (Screenshots)

9/02/2007

A photorealistic hip-hop fighter with complex stages and hazards that move with the music. When we say 'next-gen,' this is exactly the sort of thing we mean.

Demon's Souls (Screenshots)

21/09/2009

Demon’s Souls is the scrappiest, hardest and best RPG released so far on the PS3 – and, in our opinion, it’s one of the best we’ll see on any console this generation.

Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon (Screenshots)

4/04/2008

Cancelled in the US for some unknown reason, don't let that stop you from looking forward to in for the UK release.

detuned (Screenshots)

2/06/2009

Trippy is a good way to describe this PlayStation Network offering, though it doesn't sound like much of a "game." Using music on your PS3 you manipulate the track at the same time as you change the art on screen.

Devil May Cry 4 (Screenshots)

7/12/2007

The reins get passed to a new hero named Nero in this slash-bang sequel.

Diner Dash (Screenshots)

20/11/2009

It's a game that you can play for free in your browser, and it even comes preloaded on many cell phones. Despite that, Hudson is hoping some fancy graphics and some neat multiplayer options will rekindle folks' interest in this PSN game.

Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice (Screenshots)

21/08/2008

The latest installment of the hardcore strategy RPG franchise is at least as good as any previous Disgaea title, even if it looks like it should be on PS2 instead.

Disney Sing It: Pop Hits (Screenshots)

5/06/2009

Sing to the likes of Hannah Montana and The Jonas Brothers with the latest edition of this popular karaoke videogame. Think Radio Disney but instead of singing alone in your car, you're singing in your living room surrounded by your best friends.

DJ Hero (Screenshots)

17/09/2009

People like plastic guitars, so why not plastic turntables? That's the logic behind the newest game in the Hero franchise, DJ Hero, which promises to cover the genres of hip-hop, R&B, Motown, electronica and dance.

Dragon Age: Origins (Screenshots)

23/10/2009

Dragon Age: Origins is high fantasy role-playing at its finest. Its detailed world, memorable characters, meaningful choices, and engrossing combat system makes Dragon Age the sort of game you’ll want to replay from start to finish several times. RPG fans won’t be disappointed by this truly epic adventure.