Someone at PS3Forums received an email about the Warhawk Beta via Sony's RLS program. All you have to do is complete a survey for a chance to get invited into the beta.
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The Warhawk Website has been updated. It has several new features including 5 new videos, 17 new screenshots, and desktop downloads.
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It appears that if Incognito has its way, there'll be an opportunity to play its PS3 game Warhawk before full release via an open beta and a demo. Dropping hints in this regard in a recent interview with Game Informer, the developer's Dylan Jobe teased, "What I can say is this: We are firm believers in demos and betas and stuff like that. We believe that we want to get feedback from our players and we want to give them the opportunity for them to play the game, because we're really excited ... » Read More

As positive buzz continues to build, most people seem to have gotten over the fact that Warhawk won't have any single-player content when it's released later this year.

Sony previously told 1UP the game will be distributed as a retail release and PlayStation Network download. What about before then? Now, the developer's are saying gamers will most likely have a chance to check the game out before it's finished. Speaking to Game Informer, Incognito Game Director Dylan Jobe teased future plans:

"We are firm believers in demos and betas and stuff like that. We firmly believe that we want to get feedback from our players and we want to give them the opportunity for them to play the game, because we're really excited about how word of mouth can really help our title. I can't say anything now, but definitely keep your eye out.
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Warhawk has had a checkered past - we still don't know for sure if it'll be available to download or buy on disc - but that hasn't prevented it from igniting our excitement. And this new collection of gameplay snippets makes Warhawk look like sacks of fun. Just point your eyes down for the action. Or, if you prefer your images in still flavor, try the fresh batch of screens in our gallery. April 25, ... » Read More

Developed by Incognito Entertainment, the game's due out in autumn. It throws aerial and ground combat into the fighting melting pot and features numerous modes - e.g. Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag - with vehicles and infantry engaging in shoot outs. "During battle, players can take command of the most advanced war machine in the fleet, the Warhawk, capable of aerobatic dogfights at high speeds or hovering over ground troops providing tactical support," Sony ... » Read More

As more and more favorable impressions are lumped on Warhawk, many have accepted the game's multiplayer focus and becoming more interested in when and how they can get their hands on the update to the PS One classic. Rumors had indicated Warhawk would become a PlayStation Network-only download, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

1UP recently contacted Sony Computer Entertainment America for clarification, who said Warhawk will be available on Blu-ray and through the PlayStation Network. Whether there will be differences in price or content (i.e. the downloadable version being more stripped down, with more option to purchase new content) between the two has not been announced.
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If you visit the Gaming portion of the Blu-Ray website, you'll actually see a nice description of one of the things that makes the Blu-Ray a potential winner in the households: games. The problem arises when you take a look at the latter portion of their write-up.

They list a bunch of titles which they say are CURRENTLY available for the PlayStation 3. None of those games are on disc, unless you count the handful of unfinished copies being made by different production companies as we speak. They also mention Tekken PS3, which could also refer to the PlayStation Store version of Tekken or the unreleased Tekken 6. Hit the jump to see the compiled list of games yet to be released on Blu-Ray. Hurry before they change it.
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Sony has once again confirmed that WarHawk will ONLY be available as a download title for the time being. If the situation changes, a futher statement will be released.
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Warhawk developer Incognito might say its PS3 game will release only as a download via PlayStation Store, but Sony says otherwise. "Officially, Warhawk will be released as a Blu-ray-based product," an SCEA spokesperson told IGN. "It will see release in late summer," they continued, adding that "It's a disk-based product" when asked if the game will also release as a download on PlayStation ... » Read More

The Sony team made waves last week when it announced that its flight-based actioner Warhawk would be playable only as an online experience. This lack of single-player support became an immediate point of speculation for Internet folk, who debated furiously as to whether or not this meant that the game would be downloadable from the PS Store file or available on a Blu-ray disc.

Today, Sony representatives gave IGN at least one part of the answer...

"Officially, Warhawk will be released as a Blu-ray-based product," commented our SCEA rep. "It will see release in late summer."
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Dylan Jobe, game director for Warhawk, offered a glimmer of hope for PS3 fans who don't want to wait until this fall to play Sony's online-only dog-fighting title. Speaking to a gathering of bloggers, Jobe revealed that developer Incog and Sony were having internal discussions about having a public beta for Warhawk. Jobe believes a beta would be beneficial, acting as a demo and helping to stress-test Sony's servers.
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Following months of Internet speculation, developer Incognito Entertainment has confirmed that PlayStation 3 title Warhawk will be sold only as a downloadable title via the PlayStation Network.
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The hype train is now rolling and it's getting faster and faster.
The Keynote of Phil Harrisons is not a secret anymore if a forum post over at Neoseeker is to be believed. Firmware update available on the 8th for North America/Japan and Asia. European PS3's will be preloaded with this latest update.
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For the second time in about as many months Sony is smashing the rumor that Warhawk is going to be downloadable only.

When contacted for comment by Kotaku today, Sony reps said:

"At this time that's simply not true. We have not made any decision with regards to distribution for Warhawk, which is due out this fall."
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Since PlayStation 3 was originally unveiled at E3 2005, we've been lead to believe that Sony's been leading a crusade to resurrect Warhawk on the platform. It was also shown at Tokyo Game Show last fall, though we've heard nothing about the game since.

Apparently, that's about to change; 1up's own Sam Kennedy's off to Salt Lake City to check out the game's progress, and it may be headed in a whole new direction: a multiplayer-only downloadable available via the PlayStation Network.
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An interesting invitation was sent out to game blogs and websites from Sony Computer Entertainment America and Incognito Entertainment today:

"Primary Mission Objective: Complete Warhawk aircraft, vehicle, and infantry training with distinction, and receive instruction from top creative talent at critically acclaimed developer Incognito Entertainment (creators of the Twisted Metal franchise - on-camera interview opportunities to be available on site).

Secondary Mission Objective: Blow $#!% up."
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Yesterday, RumorReporter.com posted an article titled "High Profile PS3 Title in Trouble." The site claimed an inside source working on a PlayStation 3 game said that development had "stalled completely." The company then brought in a new director to help salvage the project, but Sony Computer Entertainment America wants to cash out and "stop the bleeding," according to the insider. The source says that "infighting" and a "lack of clear direction" were the reasons for the game's crash, and that several employees have jumped ship and headed to other development studios.

The article went on to say that the game may be released as a download on the PlayStation Store, as there are only four complete missions and "online multi-player isn't even guaranteed." "This is pretty shocking when you consider that the game was once set to be a major release," says the article's author.

So how does Warhawk get tied into this mess? Pure speculation, apparently. Rumor Reporter never mentions the game's name, but when news of the article was thrown to the dogs at the Gaming-Age message boards, the common consensus was that the game was almost certainly the PlayStation 3 version of Warhawk. A Joystiq report says that Rumor Reporter confirmed that the game in question was Warhawk, but any mention of Warhawk as the game in trouble on Rumor Reporter has since been removed.

GameSpot went straight to the source and got the following comment from Sony: "The rumors are false. We're still in development with the same team at Incognito and we're excited to show the progress of the game to media within the next month or so. At the same time, we'll be able to confirm an updated release date, too."
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One of the employees working on the title told Rumor Reporter that development on the game "stalled completely" due to "infighting and lack of clear direction" which apparently led to increasing costs, which then caused layoffs and some employees to leave the project altogether.

SCEA has employed a new director, but the game may now become a downloadable game instead of a retail title.

Sony have not made any official announcement yet regarding Warhawk, though they did shoot a brief reply back to Joystiq:

"We haven't made any official announcements regarding Warhawk since last year. At this time, we have nothing new to report regarding this title."

Stay tuned for further updates.
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Friday 13 October 2006 A newly remixed trailer of PS3 shooter Warhawk - featuring a mash-up of old and new footage, and looking very nice indeed - has been released. Just click the movies tab above for your ... » Read More