Metallica.com makes an official statement about the upcoming new Guitar Hero: Metallica.

So far this is what we have confirmed.

  • 28 Metallica Tracks & others from Alice in Chains, Slayer, Machine Mead, Queen, Foo Fighters and more...
  • Use of the other instruments just like from World Tour, including new double bass drum kick pedals
  • Expert+ difficulty



Sounds interesting, definitely worth following if you are a fan of the band, or the genre.

Yes, we know, it's the worst kept secret in rock-n-roll but we're here now to finally confirm that there will indeed be an all-Metallica Guitar Hero game released in the first half (!?) of 2009. Guitar Hero Metallica allows you to play as us in either single instrument or band career game modes in your choice of some famous settings (Tushino Airfield anyone?) or new venues with in the round staging. Included are 28 Metallica songs along with a few from some of our buddies like as Alice in Chains, the Foo Fighters, Slayer, Machine Head and Queen. There is also an all new Expert+ difficulty setting featuring two bass drum kick pedals (!!!) along with all the gameplay modes from Guitar Hero World Tour.

Over the next few months, we're going to be updating you with track listings, more features, of course how and when you can get the game, and some cool previews of the game right here on the site. As you've heard us say before, keep checking back for more details!
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  • 0
    Deathsythe Dec 15, 08
    I am intrigued by this whole Expert+ business, what is that about?

    Are people just getting "too good" at it?

    Similarly when they introduced the marvelous grading system on DDR, because people were getting all Perfects too easily?

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      Onvacation Dec 15, 08
      New Drum difficulty. It's a special difficulty for people with a splitter and two kick pedals. Not compatible with World Tour online Leaderboards.
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    Fury* Dec 15, 08
    I wish it had more than 28 Metallica songs...

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