What does R* stand for?

Rockstar Games (typable version of Rockstar logo)

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The producer-singer, who has collaborated with musicians ranging from Justin Timberlake to Nelly, has found a new duet partner in Rockstar Games.

Timbaland unleashes his beats in 'Beaterator'

There are some big sequels being thrown around the gaming grapevine right now, with Rockstar Games announcing that Max Payne 3 is currently in development, while Bioshock 2 will now simply be called that, without the subtitle of Sea of Dreams, 2K games have confirmed.

Game news

Makers Rockstar Games, last night confirmed they working on solutions.

NOT-SO GRAND THEFT AUTO IV

Facial Animation: Image Metrics, a facial animation company with American headquarters in Santa Monica, has partnered with Rockstar Games, the publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software Inc.

Facial animation

This month, Rockstar Games, the maker of the video game series Grand Theft Auto, launched Bully, a game with themes of school fighting.

Bullying

The game's producer, Rockstar Games, said it has stopped making the current version and would provide new labels to any retailer willing to keep selling the games, which had been rated "M" -- for players 17 and older.

Explicit car game rerated for adults

Rockstar Games, publisher of the 18-rated Grand Theft Auto, said its policy was not to advertise a product around programmes where less than half the audience was below the age required to buy it

Watchdog curfew on game's TV adverts

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is the fifth and largest incarnation of Rockstar Games flagship product, which places the player in an underworld where the only way to succeed is by becoming a gangster.

Fears over game release