Crazy Taxi Crazy Taxi: World Tour shows off its multiplayer gameplay and gives us a look at the Crazy Taxi we will drive around Germany Start all of those meters out there, as we have a new look at Crazy Taxi: World Tour fresh out of gamescom this year. Even if we're still going to have to wait until 2027 to get to see how SEGA is bringing this IP back to life on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC, it's never too early to have a bigger look at the world. Not just the world, but also how we're going to be playing Crazy Taxi: World Tour with many new and old friends. All of that in terms of the multiplayer gameplay that the game is going to have etched right into it, all from the start. Read More...

ACTIVISION UNVEILS FULL GUITAR HERO® WORLD TOUR SET LIST Featuring 86 Master Tracks, Game Delivers The Biggest Selection of On-Disc Music In The Music-Rhythm Videogame Genre To Date Santa Monica, CA – September 12, 2008 – Delivering unparalleled depth and diversity featuring some of the most prolific artists of all time including Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Van Halen, Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne, Michael Jackson and more, Activision Publishing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) today revealed the highly-anticipated full set list for Guitar Hero® World Tour, the definitive rock ‘n’ roll music videogaming experience. Spanning over 40 years of rock history and featuring 86 tracks, comprised entirely of master recordings, the game will deliver Guitar Hero® fans the largest selection of on-disc music in the music-rhythm videogame genre to date. Read More...

Video: Guitar Hero IV Demo I was perusing Kotaku.com and stumbled across this little gem. I almost busted a gut when I watched the stuff leading up to the actual demo of the game. One quote in particular. I'll wait until after you watch the video before I slap it out for you. It is awesome. Here's the Video.     Ok, now that you've had a chance to watch the video, or at least I am making the assumption. Did you catch the quote, "This is the first time you will be able to play all the instruments," said by the Activision CEO Robert Kotick. Read More...