Harmonix, developer of the popular Rock Band franchise, has entered a licensing agreement with iZotope, Inc. to include the comany’s real-time pitch detection and pitch shifting middleware in Rock Band 3. Harmonix promises that the game will allow players to take advantage of professional vocal effects, pitch correction, and other tools used in the music industry to help improve their vocal …
Dust 514 (PS3) EVE Online developer’s newest studio to focus on next-generation console games.
EVE Online developer’s newest studio to focus on next-generation console games.
REYKJAVIK, ICELAND–(Marketwire – 06/29/10) – CCP , one of the world’s leading independent game developers, today unveiled its fourth game development studio, CCP Newcastle. Located in Gateshead Quays, CCP Newcastle will focus on console game development, charting new paths for gameplay and business models that will breathe new life into connected consoles. “The decision to establish a UK studio …
iZotopes Technology for Pitch Detection and Pitch Shifting Will Debut in Latest Version of Rock Band (PRWeb Jun 29, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/izotope/rock_band/prweb4204274.htm
iZotopes Technology for Pitch Detection and Pitch Shifting Will Debut in Latest Version of Rock Band
BEIJING, June 28 /PRNewswire-Asia/ — On June 25th, 2010, the OPhone 2.0 platform debuted with the Samsung’s launching of its new product, Oscar I7680. This new release was made at a Samsung’s product launch of “Great Vision for Bright Future” held in Beijing. The OPhone OS 2.0 features a comprehensive range of functionality upgrades, including more than 1,000 improvements in UI/UE, 300 upgrades …
On June 25th, 2010, the OPhone 2.0 platform debuted with the Samsung’s launching of its new product, Oscar I7680. This new release was made at a Samsung’s product launch of “Great Vision for Bright Future” held in Beijing.
Saw II: Flesh & Blood (X360) More gnarl for your buck.
By citybizlist StaffBOSTON — According to an SEC filing, LiveGamer raised $7.11 million of a target…
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