Ps3 has been updated today to version 3.30. The PS3 Update 3.30 adds new options to compulsory section of trophies, as well as support for the future inclusion of 3D gaming.

Among the new additions is the possibility of classifying the folder trophy as the title of the game or by date
in which it was the last trophy (from most recent to oldest or vice versa). Also, the list of trophies of a particular game may be ordered by the name of the trophy, the degree of this or the date of collection. As a last detail, those trophies are not yet achieved now appear under the name of [Hidden Trophy], rather the question mark [???].

Another novelty will be the support for 3D games. The new firmware will allow the console to play games with 3D content, if used as a projector screen also support that technology. For now, the update is not compatible with Blu-ray movies in 3D format.

The British MCV gaming business magazine has picked up on an interesting rumor regarding Gran Turismo 5. According to a source close to Sony, GT5 will not just be one of the first Playstation 3 titles to be available in 3D but also support Sony’s upcoming Move controller system.

According to the source, both features have played a huge role in the extended development time of Gran Turismo 5 and might just be the reason why the March-release in Japan was hastily called off earlier this year. But while driving in 3D can arguably add something to the immersion, it’s hard to understand what the Move compatibility will add to Gran Turismo 5. A title that is advertised as “Real Driving Simulator” should be driven with a proper steering wheel or, the very least, a gamepad.