The Fiery Footlong Frenzy is the newest partnership Sony has cooked up with participating SUBWAY stores! But what’s the catch?

Go to a participating Subway from now until October 17th and purchase (get this) either a SUBWAY 32 oz. drink, a specially marked SUBWAY breakfast sandwich or even some SunChips bags (Monterey Jack and Sundried Tomato) to collect codes that allow you to become part of the frenzy!

We’ll be giving away an average of one prize per minute, many before they can be purchased in stores. We have over $1 million in prizes to give away, including PlayStation Move hardware and software bundles, Gran Turismo 5 and Gran Turismo 5 Collector’s Editions, LittleBigPlanet 2 and LittleBigPlanet 2 Collector’s Editions, and Invizimals PSP Entertainment Packs.

I don’t get it, where’s the fiery footlong? The new Turkey Jalapeno Melt is where it’s at apparently.

Additional information can be found here. Also check out their Facebook page to get in on some extra details, or maybe Twitter is your fancy.

Just about everyone knows about DanceDanceRevolution, the awesomely entertaining dancing game that has a much better dancing pad at arcades. Well guess what PlayStation 3 owners! You can now play a PS3 DDR game, instead of having to get your fix elsewhere.

And apparently this game has been in the works for over a year. Really now? What was going on the other years?

But you know us, we still want it, we’ll buy it, play it, and enjoy it, you know why?

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Hey, $50 a year? That sounds familiar! But on the PS3, you don’t have to pay that if you don’t want to. Why? Because it says “Plus,” which signifies “more”. What kind of more you ask? Well, 4 free games each month, discounts on games, free trails, avatars, themes, and the like.

But hey, that probably won’t sell it for ya, because you’re skeptic. Unfortunately, those free games? You can only keep them for as long as you’re subscribed, bummer. Look on the bright side: if you purchase a year (that’s 12 months!) subscription now, you’ll be getting 3 months additionally – for free! Plenty of time to beat those games.

Want to know what types of neat-o things you’ll be getting?

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New AI Bots, a lot more gadgets are in the game, an exciting single player; and not only are side-scrolling levels possible, but so are top-down view games, vertical levels, racing tracks, RTS games, and so, so much more is attainable.

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Well then, this is your lucky Black Friday weekend! Sony is parterning up with some retailers to practically give out two games for free with your purchase of a 120GB Slim PS3 this Friday! And in one case, 2 games and The Dark Knight!

Here’s the list of which retailers have which fantastic deals, but don’t forget to check out these other places too: Fry’s, Hastings Entertainment, Nebraska Furniture Mart, GameCrazy, hhgregg, BrandsMart, Meijer, and Shopco. (more…)

The Great Clock, the center of this installment in the Ratchet and Clank Future series keeps time itself. “Time is not to be tampered with!” Orvus would say. A Crack in Time delves into the pasts of both Ratchet and Clank. Could the Lombax race be saved? Does Clank have a new purpose in life, that doesn’t involve Ratchet? Does Qwark get a new quirky outfit? Does Dr. Nefarious go into those random fits? Is the Plumber present?

All of these are pretty much answered in this game. “Pretty much,” because a loose end that gets tied up for this game, doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll stay tied in another. Which isn’t a bad thing, it could set up the story for other games. And with what a success this game was, I wouldn’t be questioning, “Another installment?”

The game starts out with Clank, which is a refreshing part in this game. Many people for whatever reason hate on Clank parts, but who can blame them when it’s pretty much the same thing over and over? Previously Clank parts included controlling other bots and getting from Point A to Point B. Not that bad, killing baddies in between was fun. And then others had Clank just do mini Ratchet levels in essence.

This is no longer the case, with entire sections of the Great Clock up for Clank’s discretion. One activity is fix time on planets.

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It’s three years old! Happy Birthday PS3! My how long you’ve been around, it’s almost like just yesterday was your second birthday, weird how time flies by when you’re busy being raped by school and work!

So three years?! Let’s see what’s gone on:

Successfully own HD-DVD, that was pretty funny right?
Then games like Resistance: Fall of Man were selling millions.
We got Greatest Hits.
In-game XMB,
Trophies!
More games…
FFXIII announcement,
Motion controller announcement, and
V3.0.
Oh, don’t forget the Slim!

Pretty exciting right? Three years and a new campaign to kick it all off! New boxarts, new looks, everything. Way to go Sony, you’re heading the right way!

Psst. Cross-game Chat.

And the internet is sure to let their rage be heard. “Oh wow, Sony people are fags, they’re just copying XBox, how gay,” “Xbox already has this feature, too late,” “This isn’t needed, we have a video service,” and the list goes on.

But why all the trolling? Why all the hate? Can’t we all get along and share in the joy that is Netflix? Sure XBox 360 users have had this feature for a couple of months now, and sure Sony has a video service already, but if you already have a Netflix subscription, streaming on to your console is great! And the PS3′s Netflix doesn’t require you pay for Gold membership to use it!

And others who don’t have Netflix, but are into streaming videos will surely dig this. Word on the street has it, users will get a free Blu-ray shipped to them to allow the streaming to work, hopefully until a Firmware update is released of course. This is so that they can take advantage of the BD-Live feature. But anything of this sorts is all about rejoicing.

I hear it’s awesome on the 360, I’m sure it’ll be great on the PS3. If it comes to the Wii, what else can I do but be happy for them as well? Here’s to hoping many will thoroughly be pleased with the new feature.

And this just adds to the list of what a media-hub the PS3 really is, so thumbs up Sony!

If you’d like to sign up early, here’s the link: http://www.netflix.com/ps3.