What happens after a development team gets dissolved? Sometimes they get shuttled off to other projects. Sometimes they get together, come up with a cool name and logo, and go independent. The people behind Robomodo chose the second option, and now they've got a new game coming up for Activision Blizzard. Find out more about the studio after the jump.

Looks like someone didn't want to join the bandwagon. With more and more games adding Trophy support on the PS3, it comes as unfortunate news that Neversoft decided to forego the ego-boosting feature for their upcoming Guitar Hero: World Tour on the PS3. Yep, no Trophies for World Tour. That being said, maybe other future titles from Neversoft would have Trophy support? But wait... what are Neversoft's future games?

During the past couple of days, whispers indicate a new controller peripheral (other than the drums and microphone) will be introduced for Guitar Hero: World Tour - for its PS3 and Xbox 360 versions, at least. It turns out that someone got misquoted somewhere, but now it's been clarified. The so-called "new instrument" is actually a feature that uses the PC to record songs into your PS3 or 360 library. It may be a bit anti-climactic for some of you, but it's cool nonetheless.

Making its way around the Internet is an intriguing new rumor related to Guitar Hero World Tour (Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii). This rumor is made interesting by virtue of it being a potential set list for the game. Find the rumor list after the jump!

 Now that Activision's Tony Hawk skating franchise is facing stiff competition from EA's Skate, rumors are circulating that the publisher may want to innovate the series by giving the axe to the series creators. Is Neversoft out and is new dev Robomodo in? Details after the jump.

 Activision and Neversoft's Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC) will not relent and just continues to dish out classic tracks each month. This June, we're getting treated to a couple of DLC packs headlined by greats such as The Sex Pistols and Motorhead. See what songs are in store in the full article next up.

Activision's Guitar Hero 4 (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii) aims to kick the music experience up a notch with the addition of its very own drum set.  While we're still going to have to wait until fall this year to give it a shot, it looks like a few drummers from our favorite bands got a chance to give the game's new controls a try. You can view the video over at the full article.

When Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith, The Police's Steward Copeland, and +44's Travis Barker get together on one stage, you know that sparks are going to fly. In a good way, of course. Activision and Neversoft employed the help of Smith and several other notable drummers to break in the new instrument for Guitar Hero World Tour (Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and Wii). More details and a video to come in our full article after the jump.

Activision has finally unveiled Guitar Hero World Tour, the game that we all formerly knew as Guitar Hero 4. With Neversoft currently working on the game, Activision revealed a few more details about the new drum peripheral as well as World Tour's online Battle of the Bands mode. Details in the full article.

 A new video titled Guitar Hero World Tour has come out and it's looking real cool with Lenny Kravitz playing mean riffs in the background. Could this be a prelude to Guitar Hero 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii) or a different game entirely? See for yourself in the full article up next.