- Two thumb-numbing Dynasty Warriors 6 videos
- New PS3 "Pick N Mix" bundle for the UK
- Jaffe floats the idea of a single standard for consoles
- The possibilities of a HDTV powered by Cell
- Lost Planet gets PS3-exclusive character
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- Around Azeroth: Don't look down!
- Seen at CES: Warlock vehicle security is overpowered
- Breakfast Topic: Alterac Valley, day one
- Phat Loot Phriday: Galgann's Fireblaster
- WoW Insider Show goes live tomorrow afternoon
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- Gamestop cancels Gran Turismo pre-orders
- Viral videos focus on Gabe Logan's moves
- Retro Review: Warhawk
- First-person Wipeout will make you lose your lunch
- Ryan Howard named MLB 08 The Show cover star
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- Today in Joystiq: January 11, 2008
- Nyko's wireless Wii nunchuk wins CNET's CES gaming award
- Analyst: PS3 production costs dropped by 50% in a year
- DS Fanboy Lite: Jan. 6 - Jan. 11
- EGM editor Dan Hsu talks about 'blackball' editorial
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- FCC Fridays
- Fanboy converts Sony Ericsson W52S into iPhone, say hello to iFailphone
- Is Nokia pondering magnetic ports for some handsets?
- Palm's new OS codenamed "Nova"?
- Jabra launches luxury JX20 Pura Titanium Edition
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- A1GP racing goes greener with Hiperflo ethanol blend
- Pose your questions to Hummer and Cadillac leaders at GMnext.com
- Detroit 2008: Seven X-Prize teams to be on hand at Cobo Hall
- Nokia tricks out Camry hybrid with gadgets at CES
- Indian man develops the Kanso, his new solar-gas hybrid car
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- Hands-on with Imagion AG's dynamicHD HD DVD & Blu-ray technology
- Gear and loathing in Las Vegas - Engadget has left the building
- Ajoka makes belt buckle, crams a video camera in it
- Keepin' it real fake, CES edition: Sony's NW-A800 has a secret admirer
- Phiaton brings the visual delight to audio gear
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- DiscTop
- Keeping your screen clean
- iPhone gets iGoogle
- FlickrBooth gets Leopard compatibility
- Apple.com named Best Redesign of the Year
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- Detroit 2008: 2009 Dodge Ram breaks through the gate
- NY Times jumps the gun: 2009 Ford F-150, others revealed!
- Audi R8 is Robb Report's 2008 COTY
- Spy Shots: Mystery MINI mule a MINI Moke?
- Chrysler halts construction of dual-clutch transmission plant
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- The three-day Caribbean vacation
- The comeback kid: Europe!
- GADLING TAKE FIVE week of 1/11/2008
- Weird weather around the world
- Where on Earth? Week 40: Venice, Italy
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- CES 2008: The best of Plasma HDTVs
- Phiaton brings the visual delight to audio gear
- CES 2008: HD booth tours
- CES 2008: The best of set-top boxes
- Comcast TiVo in New England market now, maybe later elsewhere
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- Facebook to offer "Profile Clean-Up Tool"
- AIM 6.8 Beta includes real-time IM: Freudian slips not just a vocal problem
- HAVASoft: Stream live TV over the web without a Slingbox (or Orb)
- Tweak your Ubuntu desktop with Ubuntu Tweak
- Mediafly: It's not a bug, it's a feature (for real)
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Mad Catz has announced that the company is creating a suite of new instruments for Rock Band. The products will be officially licensed by MTV Games to work with the game, so have no fear about compatibility issues. Specifically, the company will be creating wired and wireless bass guitars, a wired microphone, and drums with "professional wooden drum sticks." Also mentioned alongside the instruments is the somewhat more ambiguous phrase "other products." We imagine things like instrument skins and the like, but it's possible other products could include other things like effects pedals and whatnot. Peculiarly, the press release specifically identifies the guitars as bass guitars. We're not sure exactly what that means, perhaps the guitars will ship without the extra solo buttons found on the official guitar? Whatever the case, the Mad Catz peripherals should hit the market in the first half of 2008.
XBLA buffs, if you're in the market for the old-school Mad Catz branded Retro Arcade Stick then make a stop at your local Best Buy (and possibly Future Shop) today.
