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My Chemical Romance Pack for Guitar Hero II

August 14, 2007 in News comments 7

Three new track packs have been released for Guitar Hero II on the 360. Costing 500 Points, players can download Teenagers, Famous Last Words, and This is How I Disappear by My Chemical Romance. A trailer has also been released alongside the pack that lets players preview the songs before considering a purchase.

Yet another outrageously priced track pack has been released for Guitar Hero II over the Xbox Live Marketplace. For a whopping 500 Points, wannabe rock stars can get Teenagers, Famous Last Words, and This is How I Disappear by My Chemical Romance. Players can also preview the songs with the 46 MB trailer that was released alongside the pack.
Warsun via vitosverdict.com »
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  • 1
    JJBDude Aug 14, 07
    Great 500 points AGAIN. Sorry but I don't think so, not a great fan of My Chemical Romance anyway and add to the fact your paying too much for it = me not buying.
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      Warsun Aug 14, 07
      Me neither. When they first started releasing songs for GHII (originally songs from the first Guitar Hero), I got point happy and bought them all. I later regretted it since I barely played them. After that, I never bought any more. I'm pretty much just waiting on Rock Band now anyways.
  • 0
    Evanster Aug 14, 07
    They should have made it so you could play the better MCR songs.
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    Revenger of Wastelan Aug 14, 07
    They should have much more songs to buy...
  • 0
    Evanster Aug 14, 07
    How about some GreenDay or A7X? Which songs can you buy from those bands?
    • 0
      sten mk II Aug 14, 07
      greenday? are you serious?

      You can play those songs on normal guitar. There so easy it's not even funny. Seriously try them.
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    Gary Aug 14, 07
    Not a fan of the band really and the tracks do generally seem kinda expensive, I'm just waiting it out for Guitar hero 3 now really, the song list for that is shaping up to be easily the best yet.

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