Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands review, covering its four versions, the Malik and Razia story, water-freezing powers, and where it ranks in the series
EA Sports MMA shipped in 2010 with Strikeforce, Japanese and Vale Tudo rules, two submission systems and a career mode. The online servers closed in 2012.
Warhawk launched on PS3 in 2007 with no single-player campaign, 32-player online battles and the AS-3 Tow Missile. A retrospective review scoring 8.5/10.
Saints Row 2 review: Volition's 2008 open-world sequel that gave the franchise its own voice, with the Respect system, Stilwater, and gang warfare.
Yakuza 4 review: Sega's crime drama splits its story across four protagonists with four fighting styles, and it's the series' smartest structural move.
Yakuza 5 review: five playable leads, five cities, a new engine, and Haruka's rhythm debut — the biggest swing of the series' PS3 era.
Resistance 3 was Insomniac's best game and its biggest flop. We look back at Joseph Capelli's road story, the weapon wheel, and the servers Sony shut down.
Fight Night Round 4 review: EA Sports' 2009 boxing sequel put Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson on the cover with 48 licensed boxers, Legacy mode and an 8.8 score.
Midnight Club: Los Angeles launched late in 2008 as the biggest game in the series, with 43 cars, a seamless LA map and a City Champ career.
A forgotten gem once bound to PlayStation consoles is now free to claim upon Epic's store, a gift worth seizing ere the hour expires.
MLB The Show 16 review: the last PlayStation 3 entry, Josh Donaldson's MVP cover, deep fatigue and scouting systems, and the 2020 server shutdown.
FIFA Soccer 10 review: 360 degree dribbling, red cards for goalkeepers, a massive Manager Mode update and better online stability on PS3 and Xbox 360.
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