No matter what, there will always be some measure of animosity between the Guitar Hero guys and the Rock Band team. It is just one of those things, folks. To that end, the devs at Guitar Hero, who are currently finalizing designing their drum peripheral, have called out Harmonix for their plan to release clip-on cymbals for Rock Band set-ups. Let the games begin, so to speak.

"I've a feeling there was a: 'Oh s***! There's cymbals! How can we put cymbals on our kit?' That would be the easiest way without having to rewire everything and re-engineer the entire circuit board."

There are rumors around at this point that Neversoft has been taken off the Tony Hawk franchise. The Tony Hawk series may now be in the hands of developer Robomodo, a new house. Activision has refused to comment, of course.

According to a little birdie, a.k.a. GameDaily, the next Guitar Hero game will not be developer by Harmonix, but the Tony Hawk crew over at Neversoft! The Neversoft Website is literally split down the middle, as they are hiring for both the Tony hawk franchise and now the GH franchise as well. How the new game will differ is anyone's guess, but let's hope they don't mess with success.

Next up on the Xbox360 review block is the first non-Tony Hawk's game from Neversoft, Gun. The game has been compared to Red Dead Revolver which was a pretty decent game. Is Gun a 44 Magnum or just a pea-shooter? Click and find out.

Gamepro has both Tony Hawk's American Wasteland and Gun XBox360 review posted. The 360 review will continue to filter in as the games get released, and we will have them all reviewed for you come launch. Tony Hawk's is the same as the other consoler versions of the game, with better graphics, and pretty much the same with Gun.