Yes, there is still a market for guitar controllers. You feel like this isn't true? Go online and search for Rock Band or Guitar Hero controllers. They're very expensive and this is due to less and ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif., September 27, 2006 - Guitar Hero II is going to be rocking a new stage! RedOctane® announced today that the Guitar Hero crew will bring their award-winning tour to the Xbox 360 ...

RedOctane Games is back, and are ready to bring forth the next step in rhythm-based gaming. The company announced Wednesday that it consists of “creators and developers who helped create and scale ...

The lawsuits are beginning to fly in the battle between The Ant Commandos (TAC), who design and manufacture gaming peripherals and RedOctane, publisher of Guitar Hero and subsidiary of Activision.

Friday 6th October/...The revered British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) held its Video Games Awards last night - with RedOctane®'s celebrated rock 'n roll music game Guitar Hero picking ...

TL;DR: RedOctane Games, a resurrected RedOctane Inc - which made Guitar Hero - is promising the 'next great music rhythm game', and with some of the talent on board, it's easy to get excited. Is this ...

RedOctane has revealed that Guitar Hero 3 is in development for PlayStation 3, PS2, Xbox 360 and Wii. It's due to be available across the US in autumn, though Activision was unavailable to comment on ...

On Nov. 8, 2005, the Guitar Hero video game was released to the masses, dramatically changing the way fans interacted with their favorite music. The game was preceded by Dance Dance Revolution, a ...

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It seems RedOctane changed their mind pretty quickly, probably due to the fact that reports of faulty Xbox 360 X-plorer guitars for Guitar Hero II are rolling in from all around the internets.

Source: A report on Kotaku says Activision has closed down Mountain View, California-based RedOctane and fellow Bay Area shop Underground Development. The moves serve as a gruesome capper to a day ...