It’s been almost a year since the release of Braid for the Xbox 360, and in the months since it took the Xbox Live Arcade by storm, it’s seen re-releases on the PC and Mac.  So where is “the little indie game that could” bound for next?  The PlayStation 3.

Germany's Unterhaltungssoftware Selbstkontrolle (their ESRB, the “USK,” pronounced “crazy gibberish”) has listed a PS3 version of Jonathan Blow’s mind-bending platform puzzler.  The USK lists Hothead Games as the publisher.  Hothead also brought Braid to the Mac.

Any time more people get to play Braid, I’m happy.  It’s not only one of the best games of last year, it’s one of the most important games in a long time, and, in an industry dominated by sequels, re-hashes and $100 million budgets, it shows just how far a little ingenuity, passion and vision can take you.