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Mars
The game will combine RPG elements such as exploration with combat elements. Players will be able to use the Sun as a weapon to defeat enemies. Firearms and ammunition will be in limited supply meaning the player will have to rely on melee weapons such as swords and knives. The game will feature multiplayer modes such as fighting with up to three players against random creatures or fighting directly against three other players, but the game will not contain a co-op mode. Later on in the game the player will have the ability to customize their characters.
Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds
Another entry in this series coming out in Spring 2011.
Metal Gear Solid: Rising
Metal Gear Solid: Rising chronicles the series of events that resulted in the transformation of Raiden, the protagonist and player character of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, into his cyborg ninja persona, first seen in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots.  Metal Gear Solid: Rising takes place during a point in the series' chronology at which Raiden has already begun his transformation into cyborg form, albeit with a different and somewhat more cruel appearance from the one seen in Metal Gear Solid 4, and will show how Raiden changes from his "Rising self" into his "MGS4 self."
Mortal Kombat
The game will return to its "2D roots" according to the developers. The 3D sidestepping has been removed, as the game is once again restricted to a 2D plane of movement. It was also hinted that it will be the fastest game in the series. In addition, a new Super Meter was added as shown in an interview. It can be charged to 3 levels used to either enhance a special move, break a combo or unleash the new devastating attack called "X-Ray Mode". During this attack, your character engages in a combo that takes around 40% damage (depending on the character) and can also be chained in another combo. During these devastating attacks the opponent's internal damage is shown and according to Ed Boon everyone has different organ models. The Tag-Team Fighting Mode is a new addition, as well. During the interview Ed Boon has described how combos can be chained between two tag characters. Fatalities are so far the only confirmed finishing moves and are now shown in the most sophisticated mature presentation from the whole series. So far, two Fatalities per character were announced. Stage Fatalities are going to make an appearance as well, for in the demo the classic Pit Fatality is demonstrated.
MotorStorm: Apocalypse
Unlike previous games in the series, Apocalypse will be more story-driven as compared to previous installments.
Mr. T: The Videogame
The game revolves around Mr. T fighting a mechanized Nazi army in the South American jungle. He will ally with a fictionalized version of game designer Will Wright, now a geneticist, to stop the Nazi threat. The game will feature a mix of platforming, puzzles and beat 'em up elements.
The Outsider
The Outsider is set in a crowded city based on present-day Washington, D.C. and its surrounding areas, including the CIA Headquarters at Langley, Virginia, Andrews Air Force Base, and Newport News Naval Dockyard. The player controls a CIA officer named Jameson, who can use various hand-to-hand combat styles and weapons. The game's opening sequence depicts the character wrongly becoming a fugitive, and leaves the player to decide how to continue.
Parabellum
It is planned to be an online game; its plot revolves around terrorism in New York, where a terrorist team known as Black November are holding the city hostage by threatening to detonate a thermonuclear bomb. It is up to an organization by the name of DELTA to stop them.
Primal Carnage
The game has been confirmed to already run on 64-bit systems and Linux.  The developers have also stated that the console versions may be run with less-optimal graphics but with no changes to game-play.  There will be five classes for each team and Dinosaur play will be done through third-person.
Pure Football
Pure Football (also known as Pure Futbol in North America) is a football video game developed by Ubisoft Vancouver and published by Ubisoft. It was announced in March 2010 with a trailer.
Red Faction: Armageddon
The game will retain several elements from its predecessor, Red Faction: Guerrilla, such as fully destructible environments. Also similarly to its predecessor which had the player liberating settlements from the Earth Defense Force, the player must now reclaim cultist fortifications on the disaster-ravaged surface of the planet and free colonists from alien cocoons. Players can also hunt for artifacts to create new alien weapons such as the new Nano Forge, Tremblers and Rhino Charges. Although the planet's surface is no longer habitable, gameplay will not be restricted to only the underground caverns of Mars and can still explore and fight on the surface of Mars against the aliens. The game also features a new extermination mode which has four players teaming up to fight against infinite waves of attackers.

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Saints Row 3
Saints Row 3 is the third standalone game in the series and is expected to be released in the 2012 financial year.  While nothing of the game's content has been revealed yet, it will utilise major upgrades that Volition have conducted on their game engine, and will take the series in a "new direction"; Volition associate producer Dan Sutton said in an October 2008 interview that "in Saints Row 2 we tie-up a lot of loose ends. I think we tie it up deliberately. We’ve already started work on Saints Row 3, and we have a new direction we want to go in with that which we of course can’t talk about. We wrap up a lot in this one. There’s no frustration".
Severity
Severity is a canceled first-person shooter video game that was being developed for Microsoft Windows and two console systems. Funded by the Cyberathlete Professional League's parent company, it was being developed by Escalation Studios. The planned features of the game included a blend of different FPS gameplay styles, separating them as individual game-modes, as well as cross-platform multiplayer gameplay with Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.  Too bad this was cancelled.
Shrapnel
The story follows a former soldier who is now part of the last rebellion against the unity of the solar system. The marine is a female named Samantha in high-tech battle armor. Samantha is the protagonist and the main character.
The Sims 3
The Sims 3 is built upon the same concept as its predecessor. Players control their Sims in various activities and form relationships in a manner similar to real life. The Sims 3, like The Sims and The Sims 2, does not have a defined goal and gameplay is open-ended.
Six Days in Fallujah
The premise of the game has been the subject of controversy; with questions have been raised as to its appropriateness, especially given the fact that the true event the game is based upon was so recent. It was originally to be published by Konami. On April 28, 2009, a spokesman confirmed to the Associated Press that Konami was no longer publishing the game.
SOCOM 4
SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs is set at an undisclosed location in Southeast Asia. The player controls a character unofficially called the "Ops Commander," the leader of a 5-man NATO special forces squad deployed near the Strait of Malacca. He is accompanied by two Americans named Schweitzer and Wells, as well as two South Korean operatives, Chung and Forty-Five. One of the first female combatants from the first SOCOM, Forty-Five is reported to be "vital to the story." The plot stretches over a six-day period in two main acts. The special forces squad is said to face an indigenous revolutionary group known as the Naga. Zipper reports the story to be "beyond the typical bounds of military shooters." The commander is Cullen Gray and he gives orders to other 4 soldiers.
Spec Ops: The Line
The game focuses on the natural sandstorms of Dubai to provide dynamic terrain changing during gameplay, similar to Fracture and the Red Faction series. This is supported by an unpredictable engine that randomizes when and where sandstorms will arise, as well as how harsh they will be. Sandstorms may open or close paths to the players as well as turn advantages in a firefight.
Star Wars: Battlefront III
Star Wars: Battlefront III is a rumored video game in the Star Wars: Battlefront series.  Initially rumored to be developed by Free Radical Design, it more recently was rumored to be developed by Rebellion Developments.
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II
The sequel will refine gameplay elements from the first Force Unleashed, and add more variance with such features as puzzle solving and, at one point, piloting a TIE fighter.  Combat will be modified to include the ability to wield dual lightsabers and more Force powers such as "mind trick" and "Force fury".  New combos and enemies have been added as well.
Steambot Chronicles 2
Details are scarce at best, with speculations of the hero being homeless (as noted by his ratty clothes and occupation as a shoe-shiner), while the girl is shown trying (unsuccessfully) to sell flowers. Both the first and second trailers feature the original song "From Me To You", while showing the two accompanying one another on various adventures, including an encounter with the bandit group, the Killer Elephants, returning from the original game.
Thief 4
On May 11, 2009, the game was officially unveiled, and D'Astous was quoted on the main page as stating Thief 4 was currently in early development: "We're in the early development stages for Thief 4, but this is an incredibly ambitious project and a very exciting one. It's too early for us to offer any specific game details, right now we are focused on recruiting the very best talent to join the core team at the studio and help us make, what we believe will be one of the most exciting games on the market."  Could this one have a map editor?
TimeSplitters 4
Despite the game officially being announced as being in development, the future of the title became uncertain due to Free Radical Design going into administration on 18 December 2008.  However, the studio was bought by Crytek, the developers behind the Crysis series. Free Radical have changed their name to Crytek UK. As of 17 August 2009, the project has officially been declared as on hold. In a recent interview, Crytek UK claimed that they would continue the project once there is a high industry demand for such a game. They better hurry up with this game.  And it needs to have a map editor as well.
Twisted Metal
The game will be developed by Eat Sleep Play, and will be the first for the PlayStation 3.
Uncharted Waters Online
Uncharted Waters Online features a variety of gameplay. The game can be divided into sea-based areas, land-based areas, and towns. Like most MMORPGs characters gain experience in skills and levels.
The player may choose from among 6 nationalities: England, Dutch Republic, Ancien Régime in France, Spanish Empire, Kingdom of Portugal, Republic of Venice. As well the player may choose from several "occupations" after choosing a basic class: adventurer, merchant, and soldier. However players can learn and upgrade skills from other classes, albeit needing more experience points. Under certain conditions a player may change their class, occupation, and nationality. Players are able to trade, explore, battle and join in live events such as "Great Sea Fights".
Vanquish
The story is set in the near future. Russia and the United States are vying for ownership of the world’s fast-depleting energy resources and the US has constructed a space station in order to harness energy from the sun. Russian forces capture this space station and divert its harvested solar energy into a blast wave that destroys San Francisco, aiming to force the US into a total and unconditional surrender. In response, the US tasks its armed forces with recapturing the space station before the Russians can annihilate their next target – New York. The player will take control of Sam, a government agent kitted out with a futuristic battlesuit.

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White Album
White Album has received several transitions to other media. A manga adaptation illustrated by Japanese illustrator Chako Abeno began serialization in the sh?nen magazine Dengeki Daioh in August 2008. It was followed by an anime adaptation produced by Seven Arcs, which began broadcast in Japan on January 3, 2009.
White Knight Chronicles 2
The game will allow the player to transfer their character from White Knight Chronicles along with equipments and guild ranks.
Level-5 has announced that to play White Knight Chronicles 2, the entirety of the main storyline of the first game must be completed. Many retailers are suggesting that the two games will be either bundled together or put on the same disc for all sales.
The Witcher: Rise of the White Wolf
The Witcher takes place in a medieval fantasy world and follows the story of Geralt, one of a few remaining "witchers" — traveling monster hunters for hire, gifted with unnatural powers. The game's system of "moral choices" as part of the storyline was noted for its time-delayed consequences and lack of black-and-white morality.
Yakuza 4
As with the original game, most of the action takes place in Kamurocho (a.k.a. Kamuro City), a fictionalized yet realistic recreation of Tokyo Shinjuku's red-light district Kabukicho.

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That concludes the list of new ps3 games coming 2011 or later.  If I have missed any ps3 games you know about please add them.

I didn't know Crysis 2 was bumped up to 2011... I though it was this year, in the fall or holiday months.

As for TimeSplitters 4.   
I want that so bad, there's no doubt in my mind that when it comes out it'll have a map editor. I haven't heard anything much about it though.
Any particular basis for saying it's in 2011 or did you just copy paste a list somewhere?

crysis 2 is this year wtf?
but anyway all these games are pretty good. it sucks that bf3 is being run by rebellion. they are literatly the series killers. all of there games suck. they are also responsible for killing the avp series too.

but good job, never the less.

Played some Killzone 3. First of all, I cannot access multiplayer mode for some reason. Secondly...

I played some more Guerilla War. Half of the map will be locked in that mode and your only assignment is to kill the enemy team. And well, on this game you cannot just run around and shoot everyone's ass without ever having to bother about taking cover. At least not with bots, they will kick your ass unless you go tactical. Tried my luck by playing against bots that have the highest skill possible. Requires not only fast reaction, but also tactics and lots of cover. I did get my ass kicked, but managed to get most of the kills, at least in one of the rounds, using assault rifles.

Takes time to get used to the game's feel, sensitivity and controls. For me I guess it'd take months of practice until I'd be good on this. Just like it did with FC2, where I actually got not just months, but years of practice.

Now especially I noticed that there was one particular bot that always got me. And guess what? That bot had the semi-automatic scoped rifle. Uh-oh. Is this gonna be "The Next AR-16"? Maybe, because it provides you some advantages - if not like the AR, but it would allow you to snipe and closecombat. Plus if you got an automatic rifle for a secondary weapon, then you're the perfect killing machine.

Also tried using just a pistol. Not bad, not bad. But quite hard.

Well I actually think both works well. Scoping and crosshair mode. I personally am afraid that it's gonna be the equivalent to FC2's AR.

Not that I was bothered too much, because I actually doubt I'll buy KZ3. I wanna pay more attention to games for creative heads instead of going for the outright shooter gameplay, and I think I don't need to mention the reasons for that another time.

The graphics aren't bad, but nothing I would pay big attention to. Don't think the general colors are based on a grey tone, I mean what can you expect from a snow map with grey buildings and no to little reference tones except the ammo crates that had a nice looking poison-green glow to them. But don't pin me down on that, because I haven't seen anything else of that game. And even if it's really based on grey, then it's definitely better than something based on brown, like FC2 or GTA IV.

Here are the games I like for Feb-March:

KZ3 - definite release day purchase. Enjoying the beta and this is not a game you want to start playing late.

Bulletstorm - The demo was pretty good. The shooting and kicking is mindless fun. I might get this off ebay in a few months.

Homefront - Interesting story with the whole N Korea invasion thing. Gameplay looks a bit like BFBC, which is good. If the demo is good I might pick this up.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior - This was a decent title on 360, but they are supposed to have enhanced it and added content for PS3. Prob get this on release day.

DAO 2 - If you played the first or like RPG's then this is probably a buy. Expecting another epic storyline and better combat system.

DW 7 - I'll admit it...I like playing this series, even though it's alot of button mashing and repetitive. Prob get this off ebay sometime.

Bonus:
Modern Combat Domination - This is a game on PSN for $8 ($6 with PSN plus). If you like Counterstrike, you should like this. This game is actually quite fun IMO, even more than BLOPS. You get 5 maps and 4 game modes, but the dev said they are going to add more. Graphics are very good quality, and weapons have a nice feel also. Skip the demo and just get the full game...well worth the $$.

Will do. Here's a short vid I put together for the PSN game Modern Combat Domination. They use bots online too, so if you can't get a full game, it will fill in with bots. Uses a buy system for weapons, so you won't be overpowered constantly by higher ranked players. No health regeneration. No killstreaks.

Games modes:
Deathmatch
Team Deathmatch
Domination (Capture territories)
Boom and Bust (Activate the missile or eliminate the enemy team. No respawn)
Escorting (Escort a VIP to destination. No respawn)
Extraction (Grab objective return to extraction point. No respawn)

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