Guitar Zeros rock out with Guitar Hero axes

Making music with today's newfangled controllers is nothing new, but the Guitar Zeros are taking things a step further by actually forming a band that uses non-modified Guitar Hero controllers and a good bit of programming to please crowds. The San Francisco-based four-piece utilizes a standard drum kit and set of pipes, but opts for a much more di



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iPhone to be available at 2000 store fronts on launch

Apple's inaugural mobile handset, iPhone, will be available for sale at 2000 retail store fronts when it goes on sale for the first time next month, putting the device within reach of most US households.



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IGN: Blizzard's Worldwide Invitational Begins - Live Updates

Blizzard's Worldwide Invitational begins. IGN will constantly updating with new information from the event as it comes.



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Halo 3: Stuff That Needs Fixin’

The Halo 3 multiplayer beta is here, and like true Halo fans, we’ve spent the last week screaming at our TVs, blaming Bungie for our incompetence as players. Sure, we admit it: maybe it’s our own fault we got Spartan Laser’d in that Warthog on Valhalla, giving XxXxLeetSniperxXxX an Overkill. Maybe the majority of our entire team shouldn’t travel in



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Square Enix Party promo CD ripped - Final Fantasy Dissidia and Crisis Core

Attendees of the Square Enix Party received a music sampler CD featuring some tracks from the upcoming Final Fantasy Dissidia and Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core. PSP Fanboy reader Jamal has been kind enough to rip these tracks for our sampling pleasure.



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Halo 3 Beta Fixed, Download Now!

Bungie have (finally) fixed the issues that delayed the release. Owners of Crackdown can now download the beta! "Given the popularity of the beta, we expect it may take some time for users to grab the files via Xbox Live."



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Apple preps first builds of Mac OS X 10.4.10 for testing

With the release of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard pushed back to October, Apple has bought itself more time to tie loose ends in the current Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger operating system and will put forth those fixes via its first "dot ten" software update in quite some time, AppleInsider has learned.



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