We told you so! Bioware and EA have announced that Mass Effect 3 will be arriving to the PlayStation 3 in 2011. It wouldn't surprise me at all if this title was pushed back to early 2012, considering late 2011 is packed with several AAA titles. To view the announcement trailer hit the break.

Today on the PlayStation EU Blog the first of many news pieces on what to expect from Gran Turismo have finally arrived. Penrose Tackie – European Brand Manager for PlayStation EU has said;

"I am absolutely delighted to be able to bring what will hopefully be very exciting news to those patiently (or impatiently) waiting for more information on Gran Turismo 5. During E3, our American colleagues unveiled their rather tasty looking Collector’s Edition. Today I can now confirm the special editions of Gran Turismo that will be heading Europe’s way later this year.

Creat Studios, those folks behind Magic Ball, have announced Digger HD, a HD remake of the classic game, Digger (obviously) that will release exclusively on PSN on 1st October on the US and the 8th in the EU. The game with have the classic monster-dodging, jewel-collecting, dirt-digging gameplay with a HD shine that we're sure will give all of your eyes very small orgasms.

The game will have 60 levels, some hidden trophies (!?), a vintage mode that allows you to play the game in it's old-school graphical glory and an original techno score, which makes us think that it's going to be worth the money. We can't be sure about that, though, as we don't have a price yet. You can see the press release after the break, if you like, but if you don't like, you just need to do some thumb-twiddling whilst you wait for your nostalgic gaming fix.

After what has felt like an eternity of ambiguity, Sony has finally disclosed a release date for Gran Turismo 5 of March 2010. In Japan.

The announcement was made at the Tokyo Games Show conference by series creator Kazunori Yamauchi, although as of yet we have no details of launch dates for other territories. But it’s a start, right?

The rest of us will just have to hound Sony and Polyphony Digital a little longer...