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In recent years, the music genre has really boomed, with gamers seeing the creation of such innovative titles as Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Now though, the sector has become stagnant. Read on to find out the thoughts of Joey Esposito on the matter of what he describes as being "Maddenitis".
Oh, happy day! A couple of weeks ago, it was reported that the sales of games in the music genre are down a whopping 46%, or $1.06 billion dollars. Better yet, the over-stayed-its-welcome Guitar Hero franchise didn't even hit one million units sold with its 5th entry in 2009, compared to 3.4 million of World Tour that came before it.
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- Music Games Losing the Rhythm? (gonintendo.com)






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These games will continue to become stale until developers decide to expand one instrument and give it it's own game with a complex array of buttons and stuff. I think the drums will be the one to make that switch as give the Rock Band/Guitar Hero drums a few more pads, a pedal for the hi-hat and a few more symbols and they can start teaching people real drums, guitar not so much.
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