When I got the opportunity to review Guitar Hero Aerosmith, I was thrilled to finally have a chance to see what all of the Guitar Hero hubbub was about. Why was this game, which to the uninitiated player’s eyes is a rip-off of the 80s electronic “follow the blinking light” game Simon, so amazingly popular.

Why, because it’s really, really fun, of course.  read more »

I love Guitar Hero, but my biggest complaint about it is the click of the strum bar. Some people like the auditory feedback, but for me, it detracts from hearing the music, and the game is all about the music. So although many people don't like the Rock Band guitar, I love the fact that it's quiet so I can hear the music coming from the TV, or at least I can until the drums start tapping.  read more »

It's no Netflix, but it's a start. If Sony wants to compete with the XBox 360, though, it'll have to do better than almost iTunes. Still, if you have a PSP, it's a better value than UMD's.

PLAYSTATION(R)Network's Video Delivery Service to Offer Movies and TV Shows for Purchase and Rental Through PLAYSTATION(R)3 and PSP(R) (Playstation(R)Portable)  read more »

It has to be absolutely killing Sony that the PS2 is still doing better than the PS3, but here's what they have up their digital sleeve:

Sony Computer Entertainment America Announces New 80GB PLAYSTATION(R)3, Limited Edition PlayStation(R)2 Bundle, and PlayStation(R)Portable Entertainment Pack at E3 2008  read more »

This is really starting to sound cool, not that the original isn't already awesome. We can't wait to get our hands on this one.

For the First Time Ever in a Music Videogame - Compete Against Other Bands Online; Export Music Tracks from Original Disc to Rock Band 2(1)

Upgraded World Tour, Battle of the Bands, Set Challenges and Drum Trainer All Deliver an Authentic, Optimized Experience  read more »

Here's the complete list (looks pretty decent), and yes, I was right: the Wii version will come along much later:  read more »

Once again I'm faced with reviewing a video game based on a movie, in this case it’s WALL-E for the PS3 and the PSP.  Now reviewing this genre of video games is not my favorite thing to do, but my partner in crime, my 6-year-old son Nik, insists that we really, really, really need to review these types of games.  So we both wind up getting a chance to play the game, however I am the one who ends up getting charged with writing the review...  read more »

I predict it'll sell more on the PS2 than the PS3. Full story:   read more »

I sincerely hope this will one day be a Wii/PS2 Track Pack, but great to see that this is coming for fans of The Who via XBox Live and Playstation Store downloadable content. Full story:  read more »

Think of it as the bonus features of a DVD, but you have to pay extra for it.

Sony Computer Entertainment America to Give Gamers Unprecedented Access With Qore(TM): Presented by PLAYSTATION(R)Network

New, Interactive Video Content for PLAYSTATION(R) Community

Gives Access to Game Developers, Betas, Demos and Other Downloadable Content  read more »