DJ Hero, the upcoming Activision spin-off of the Guitar Hero series for the Sony PS2 and PS3, Microsoft Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii, is to retail for a recommended price of £107.99, according to one online retailer.
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Tony Hawk Ride developer, Robomodo, has revealed that its upcoming skateboard peripheral is not just going to be limited to Mr Hawk’s skating franchise. Tony Hawk Ride is merely the first step in a potential slew of games that will make use of the plastic board controller.
The Wii Vitality Sensor was by far the weirdest peripheral to come out of E3 this year, and while Nintendo’s president didn’t explain much of what it did at the keynote, he’s now hinted at some further uses, including tapping your heartbeat for horror games. This is all going to end in tears, you know.
Tony Hawk: Ride will be the next Tony Hawk skateboarding game from Activision, the company has announced. More details on the game are expected at E3, the world’s largest videogame trade show, taking place in Los Angeles, in early June. But one thing is clear from the teaser website just launched: the hints from Activision that the game was to feature a new control method are true.
As if the new MacBooks weren’t beautiful enough, you can even attach them to an even bigger, luscious screen: the Apple Cinema Display. Steve Jobs revealed the LED monitors back in October, but we’ve finally got our lucky mits on one and unboxed it: check out all the pictures after the jump. Read more
Ten days to go now folks. Hopefully you’ll have a a few people on your shopping list crossed off (sports fans, home entertainment heads and Mac fans, say) but there’s still those all important relatives you’ll be braving the festive traffic to face, not least your mum, bless her.
Say thank you for bringing you into the world with gadgets right up her street in today’s Christmas gift guide. Read more
The PSP might be a gaming handheld but it’s got other party tricks too. From enjoying your favourite soaps to chatting up foreigners with the power of translation, the PSP can do the lot.
Of course, it needs a little help to do all this, and that’s why we’ve rounded up the best PSP add-ons of all time.
We’ve got it all right here, with everything from chat-enabling uber-accessories, to navigation and entertainment, all from one pocket-sized box. What’re you waiting for? Accessorise!