Killzone 3 (PS3) vs Singularity (PS3)

Visari is gone, but the war is far from over. Helghast forces have mounted a devastating counter-attack, prompting the ISA evacuation of planet Helghan. As new Helghast battalions appear, armed with more powerful weapons, ISA forces find themselves outmanned, outgunned and surrounded.

• Epic single player campaign mode with a gripping storyline, intense action, and an improved narrative – featuring Hollywood voice talent.
• Battle your way through huge, diverse environments from alien jungles to harsh arctic vistas shown in incredible graphic detail
• Face off against new, relentless Helghast enemies armed with more powerful weapons and abilities
• Full 3D compatibility takes immersion to new heights, delivering a "boots-on-the-ground" experience like no other
• Award-winning multiplayer mode returns, with added game modes, new vehicle gameplay, brutal close combat system, more powerful weapons, and a more accessible experience
• Experience “hands-on” combat action, battling the Helghast using the PlayStation®Move motion controller
• Increased vehicle gameplay, including aerial combat action with ISA Intruders and jet packs
• Join forces with a friend in local co-op and take on massive boss enemies as you fight your way through the Helghast army.
• Experince hands-on combat action on the planet Helghan with the PlayStation®Move sharp shooter.

Singularity is a video game developed by Raven Software to be published by Activision and released for Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. The game takes place on a mysterious island known as "Katorga-12" where Russian experiments involving "E99" took place during the height of the Cold War era. Sometime during 1950, a terrible catastrophe known as the "Singularity" occurred on the island, causing the island's very existence to be covered up by the Russian government. The player controls Nate Renko, a Black Ops soldier who is sent to investigate bizarre radiation emissions coming from the island, only to crash land there. After regaining consciousness, Nate finds the TMD (Time Manipulation Device) and discovers that the island is constantly shifting between the time periods of 1950 and 2010. He also encounters Victor Barisov, the scientist in charge of the Katorga-12 experiments who reveals that a man named Nikolai Demichev is on the island to try to restart them on a much larger scale, which could cause an unthinkable disaster. During the quest to stop Demichev, the player will have to deal with hostile Russian forces in both time periods, and the hideously mutated flora, fauna and former residents of the island, some of which have developed time manipulation powers of their own.