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You know a company is milking a brand when they plan on something like this. Currently its mostly a rumor, but some of these games have been confirmed. The current list so far is:
1. Guitar Hero: Metallica (confirmed for March 29, 2009 on the PS3, 360 and PC)
2. Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits (confirmed for June on the PS3, 360 and PC)
3. Guitar Hero: Modern Hits (confirmed on the DS)
4. Hard Rock Van Halen (rumored to be coming in August)
5. Guitar Hero 5 (not the final title, we imagine--September release rumored.)
6. DJ Hero (rumored October release)
7. Band Hero (rumored November release)
8. Another as-yet-untitled DS music game
Activision plans to expand the Guitar Hero range several more times before the end of the year according to a source close to the publisher.
Eurogamer has been told that Hard Rock Van Halen (August), Guitar Hero 5 (presumably a working title - September), DJ Hero (October), and Band Hero (November) are among games planned for release on PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and PS2 in 2009.
Following the release of Guitar Hero: Modern Hits, Activision also plans to release at least one more DS Guitar Hero title in 2009, the same source said.
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- Activision plans 5 more 'Hero' games for 2009 (neoseeker.com)
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I agree, Activision is milking this franchise dry before we can even pucker up and go "Ahhh". The whole buying different discs with 45+ songs on them kinda threw me off after GHIII. I really like how Harmonix has planned it all out. The DLC is a huge hit, the on-disc add-ons can be downloaded themelves, and really the only band-only game they've done was for AC/DC, but thats only because theire stingey. And with all of this, they've even said they're taking their time with RB3, mainly to focus on the Beatles game, but also to make the next title a quality title with quality songs. GH's DLC is kinda lame and unpredictable. When they say "Queen", you think hits like "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Another One Bites The Dust", "Killer Queen". Instead you get "We Are The Champions", "Fat Bottomed Girls", and "C-lebrity"...wtf?!
Guitar Hero is turning into the next Tony Hawk. Wait, not even Tony Hawk games came out this frequently.
Anyways, Harmonix is putting out the Beatles game later this year. I love them just for that, let alone the 500+ downloadable songs.
And I like "Fat Bottomed Girls" but its not one of my favorites. Just a personal preference.
im liking Rock Band more and more, because of the AC/DC pack, and now, coming in fall, the Beatles add on/separate game for RB!! there will for sure be some way to transfer Beatles songs into RB2, which is just awesome. and we can be sure that when RB3 comes out, we can easily switch over and keep all the songs from the first 2 games, which makes for an even larger library of songs to choose from. way to go Harmonix!
But other than that i'm pretty goddamn happy with RB2 and its amazing DLC atm.
Nah, I really don't see the need to buy any more Guitar Hero games. Unless they release an AC/DC pack, that is.
There's no real difference between DLC and releasing a CD.
So *bleep* Activision.
I for one see both Aerosmith and Metallica as amazing bands that are very deserving of their own games.
They're obviously just trying to appeal to larger audiences. Not everyone is aware of DLC and all that, but if some random Metallica fan walks into a store and sees "Guitar Hero: Metallica", then there's a good chance he'll buy it. It's hard to promote DLC, but it's not hard to promote an entire new game.
Besides, you get more gamerscore
I'm just happy they're coming out with a Van Halen one. I haven't bought a music/rhythm game since Guitar Hero 2, but I'll probably pick up GH: Metallica and the new Van Halen game (if it isn't just a rumour).
Oh, and as usual, I must point out the fortune that could be made with Guitar Hero: Weird Al.
Even though few of his songs feature guitars.
And plenty of his songs feature guitars in fact the majority of them. He has a guitarist in his band for a reason you know. Smells Like Nirvana, Headline News, The Theme from Rocky XIII, I love Rocky Road, You Don't Love Me Anymore, Can't Watch this, Trigger Happy, all great songs for guitar. They would all be easy guitar, but if you're after Weird Al songs you're not really in it for the guitar so much as the lyrics. These would all be songs more for the vocals than the rest of the band because short of the new compositions you could get the same music from the originals.
Why exactly do you think WT isn't GH4?
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