

Guitar Hero IV will be the fourth game in the guitar hero series. Its release date has not been announced, but it is speculated that Guitar Hero 4 will be released in late Spring 2008. Guitar Hero IV will be released for all leading platforms including Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Nintendo Wii. Guitar Hero Aerosmith’s web site is now finished and running. Pre-orders are seemingly ready for a June 08 release.
For more information, please visit: http://www.guitarherogame.com/ghaerosmith/
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Brash Entertainment provided today an update on the position of the next SAW videogame. Set to issue in October 2009, in conjunction with the next instalment of the movie series, SAW the videogame will offer fans of Jigsaw and these films a cause to survive. Collaborating intimately with Lions Gate and Twisted pictures, the game will get its own unusual storyline, while answering questions left unrequited by the SAW films. In an attempt to remain genuine to the movies, Brash is working intimately with creators of the SAW dealership, Leigh Whannell and James Wan, ensuring the game pulls no punches, and delivers the horrible suspense and incredulity that has floored fans worldwide. The SAW game is presently in growth for next-gen platforms and will be built using the Unreal 3 game engine.
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A monstrous 150-inch plasma screen Panasonic calls the Life Screen. In Las Vegas and at CES, nothing counts quite so much as excess, so it looks like Panasonic has bragging rights for this year.
Everything else Sakamoto showed off paled in comparison, but there were still some pretty spiffy demos. Panasonic has a new plasma that’s just ONE INCH thick, and consumes half the power of last year’s model.
There was also a spiffy demo of something Panasonic is calling a “Life Wall.” Basically you install giant Panasonic displays to cover every inch of a wall in your home. Coupled with face recognition technology and some virtual environment mojo, it turns into an interactive wall you can use to watch video, browse Google Earth, do video chat with your friends, and more.
Oh yeah, and Panasonic has a deal with YouTube to put a special YouTube menu in upcoming Panasonic TVs so you can browse your favorite internet time-waster right from the comfort of your couch. The interface looks similar to Apple TVs, with light text on a black screen.
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