Beaterator for iPhone is Rockstar’s first port of a game to Apple’s smartphone sensation. The Sony PSP version was a cracking way to craft jams on the bus, but has it lost any of its rhythm in the transition to touchscreen controls? Read on and find out in our full Beaterator for iPhone review.
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Rockstar Games’s Beaterator music game has jumped from the PSP to the iPhone. What does losing buttons and gaining a touchscreen do for Rockstar’s least violent game?
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It may be nearing the end of the working week for most, but for gadget fans, it’s only just starting: IFA is well and truly underway, and we’re on the show floor catching it all as it breaks. Read on for what’s happened so far!
What’s this? Beaterator? A Rockstar game where no one gets brutally murdered? That’s like fish without chips, or Phillip Schofield without a ludicrous gameshow to host. It hardly sounds like the sort of thing the Grand Theft Auto creator would dabble in. And yet, this music making bundle of breaks, loops and joy is shaping up to be one of the best handheld games it’s ever produced. We’ve just had a first play, so read on to find out why we’re smitten.
