Playboy and Heidi Klum's Guitar Hero commercials mustn't have been sexy enough, because Activision have upped the ante by releasing a raunchier ad featuring model Marisa Miller in her underwear. It ended up getting banned from TV...

Yahtzee is at it once again, reviewing another one of those more popular games, this time that game being Guitar Hero World Tour. Click the link, sit back and enjoy.

Do you fail at Guitar Hero? Can't beat TTFAF on expert? Perhaps you should get yourself a Cythbot and no, it doesn't use the force.

The Cythbot is comprised of a camera for vision pneumatic fingers for playing the popular video game series Guitar Hero.

So why make a perfect Guitar Hero player? To show off what the company is capable of doing.

So far the bot has managed to hit 98%, one percent higher than one of the best human players in the world. The problem is that the fingers are...

Fox's Bill O'Reilly wasn't too happy with the new Guitar Hero commercial featuring Heidi Klum in her underwear. But it turns out he was the only one who felt that way, with both Republican Strategist, Margret Hoover, and Fox News Contributor, Monica Crowley, disagreeing with his opinion on the advertisement...



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Guy demonstrates the editing capabilities in the new Guitar Hero game, Guitar Hero: World Tour. For example, the guy drums a beat into the game which is recorded. He then plays it back and has a button to omit certain bits. He can even change the volume of the drumming by changing the position of the guitar. Another feature is playing it back in a different way, which he shows with the drumming played back in a gaming/techno/trance sort of sound.

The game is set to come out very soon, so w...

After the E3 showing of the first two, and the announcement of the third newcomer (Rock Revolution) gamers will be frustrated as to what their next rythem game purchase should be. Should they stay loyal to their Guitar Hero or Rock Band? or perhaps try out this new guy Rock Revolution.

Either way - Popular Mechanics goes through a short video review of each with a decent write up to boot.

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We've seen a lot of Guitar Hero bots in our time, but we're pretty certain that Mechanized Rock's take on shredding automatons is something special. The system -- dubbed DeepNote -- actually watches the on-screen action with "eyes" that it uses to analyze notes, which the bot then plays in real-time. Using photodiodes aimed at the screen, the components pick up changes in light within eight nanoseconds, then convert that information to brazen, parent-shocking, full-throttle rock n' roll. ..."