Official PlayStation Magazine is the complete guide to PlayStation gaming, offering complete coverage of PS3, PS2 and PSP.

The emphasis is firmly on the next-generation experience provided by Sony's super-console, and each issue comes with a Blu-ray demo disc packed with playable PS3 demos.

From the Editor

"Hello, and thanks for checking out Official PlayStation Magazine. Each month we bring together the most exciting news, views and reviews on planet PlayStation.

Direct access to Sony means you find out about the important stuff first, but our editorial independence also enables us to put together an unflinchingly honest reviews section, ensuring you never have to buy a bad game again.

With fresh, modern design and clear, intelligent writing, OPM is essential reading for any PS3 owner serious about enjoying the finest entertainment system in the world. Find out for yourself by subscribing today."

Tim Clark Editor - Official PlayStation

Testimonials

"Official PlayStation Magazine looks and feels like a real glossy treat, embodying everything the PS3 stands for. Offering insightful features and trusted reviews, OPM should be a reference bible for every serious PS3 owner"
Stefan McGarry, UK PR Manager, Sega

"My favourite thing about OPM is the demo disc. Downloaded demos take up loads of hard drive space so it’s great to be able to just put a Blu-ray in and play without worrying. It’s the only mag that comes across as brutally honest in every single review, and it features loads of exclusive features and previews every month. Top work."
George Marlow, reader, London

"As a sports gamer, I love OPM’s coverage – but what’s great is that they explain every game, of any genre, in easy-to-understand terms. Their technical knowledge is equally strong. Thanks to OPM I finally understand the difference between 1080i and 1080p!"
Paul Burrell, reader, Slough

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