Red Dead Redemption has Rockstar’s stamp of originality all over it: though you only play as one man, John Marston, you’ll meet a huge cast of outlaws, kind ranchers and the downright depraved as you explore the huge game world. Meet them all here, and see what you’ve got to look forward to in this part of our Red Dead Redemption review.
Friday morning has arrived, and with it, a wave of new gadget stories on the horizon. Read our techie breakie quickly to find out what you’ve missed while you’ve been kipping, before it comes crashing on through. Hurry!
Google TV has finally been announced, bringing the Android OS and Google Chrome to HD TVs and set-top boxes. With Google TV kit incoming from Sony and Logitech and Intel providing the processor, rivals like Apple TV and Project Canvas should be worried. Can Google TV take over your living room?
Rock Band 3 will be unveiled at E3 and before it does, MTV Games has bashed Activision for pumping out so many titles in the rival Guitar Hero franchise. Is it right to claim that Guitar Hero has lost its rhythm while Rock Band has stayed in tune? Read on for the latest installment in the Rock Band vs Guitar Hero battle of the fake plastic bands.
BBC Radio live streaming to your mobile has just got easier. The BBC has changed its policies to make it simpler to stream its stations on almost any phone. In fact, the iPhone seems to be pretty much the only one left out…
An iPad camera was top of a lot of people’s wishlists before Steve Jobs unveiled the Apple tablet. Now the latest iPhone OS 4.0 beta has revived hopes of an iPad camera and stoked up speculation about the iPod Touch with camera that popped up again yesterday. Read on for a reading of the tech runes…
Seesaw, the on-demand video service formerly known as Project Kangaroo, has launched a new rental service. So as well as nabbing shows from BBC, ITV and Five for free, you can now rent them and others from MTV and Comedy Central. So how much will an episode of South Park set you back on Seesaw?
Sky Sports is showing eight solid hours of 3D TV sports this Saturday, covering three finals in three countries. And while 3D TV sets are already on sale in the UK, you’ll need to head down to the pub to take in the extra dimensional sporting wonder. That sounds like the perfect excuse to us. Read on to find out where you’ll be able to watch the Sky Sports 3D TV extravaganza… Read more
