killzone 3

killzone 3

Report: Sony readying new Killzone title

May 7, 2012 117

Possible E3 2012 reveal incoming.

Killzone 3 multiplayer goes free on PSN next week

February 24, 2012 209

Suite will be free until Sergeant level.

Gear review: PlayStation Move Sharpshooter

Gaming Accessories Video Games

March 19, 2011 87

pew, pew....

Killzone 3 review

PlayStation 3 Reviews Video Games

February 24, 2011 250

Killzone 3 works in the most important way. The gameplay is terrific, with intense, tough and thoroughly involving combat.

All Access: Killzone 3

Gaming News The Issue Video Games

December 2, 2010 321

Sony's Michael Graham sits down exclusively with Blast to talk all things Killzone 3.

Would anyone want to play Killzone 3 today? (UPDATED)

November 9, 2010 44

Win a beta code from Blast!

Killzone 3 Is Official, Jetpacks and 3D Confirmed For It

May 22, 2010 13

Sony's worst kept secret, a secret no more.

Killzone 3 Confirmed

March 22, 2010 1

The first two were runaway hits, so a third is only fitting.

Rumor: Killzone 3 Coming This Holiday With 3D And Motion Control

March 5, 2010 4

We knew it was coming, but not like this!

Killzone 3 Details Coming “In The Next Few Months”

February 11, 2010 7

Details on the third KZ title, coming soon.

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