Watch out Activision and EA… Tomy’s new toy wants to steal your thunder
Toy manufacturer Tomy is to go head to head with Rock Band and Guitar Hero this Christmas – with an infra-red ‘air guitar’.
The Guitar Rock Star has the same head and neck of a guitar, but contains laser technology to allow users to play along with eight pre-recorded songs.
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Really?
new rival?
really did you even look to see what that guitar is all about?
get a grip thats no going to take one sale away from them!
Re: Really?
"Baldrick, do you know what irony is?"
"Yeah, it's like goldy and bronzy, but it's made of iron."
PopStation Portable
In my local "tat shop" I saw something that will rival the success of the PSP. Its called the Popstation Portable and looks like a PSP, and you can play one of five pre-loaded games on it.
Sony must be hiding under the same table that Rockstar and EA are sharing!!
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