Edge: It might seem odd that Rockstar Games would release music production software - for PSP, no less. But to any fan of Grand Theft Auto's soundtracks it will appear just a natural extension of its evident passion for music. Indeed, it's a passion that Rockstar has long explored already. Beaterator is based on an online Flash-based mixer of the same name, which itself is an offshoot from eight year old rapping toolkit Rhymerator. Now, Rockstar, through Chinatown Wars developer Rockstar Leeds, has channeled that enthusiasm into a small but powerful single package.
GameDynamo - "Rockstar Games announced a special holiday sale for Grand Theft Auto III: 10 Year Anniversary Edition, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, and Beaterator in the iTunes App Store. For Android smartphone / tablet users, only GTA III can be picked up, and only on select devices (click HERE for the complete list)."
Chris Buffa (Modojo): According to multiple sources, some highly anticipated Rockstar game comes out tomorrow. L.A. something or other, with lots of guns, dead bodies and dames (ask grandpa what those are).
No surprise that it's on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Rockstar usually needs powerful tech to achieve its massive goals, but the publisher also has a rich portable history across a variety of platforms. In fact, some of the company's biggest franchises have appeared on Game Boy Advance and the iPhone.
RockstarNetwork.net has posted a holiday guide that helps you find savings on many of Rockstar Games' titles. They have even posted Pre-Order links for L.A. Noire.
Rockstar fans rejoice! Now your family has no excuse for why they didn't get you that Rockstar game for a gift!
