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Halo Theme on Guitar Hero III

tidus04 | November 22, 2007 | News | XBOX 360 Company 
Released today for the Xbox LIVE Marketplace is a free download of the Martin O'Donnell & Michael Salvatori theme tune for Halo called "Mjolnir Mix" which is able to be played on Guitar Hero III.

This is the second free download that has been offered for Guitar Hero II since the release in America.
Halo and Guitar Hero fans are in for a treat today, with the release of the Halo theme Mjolnir Mix as a free download on Xbox LIVE Marketplace.

Once downloaded Guitar Hero III players will be able to rock out to the iconic theme tune by Martin O'Donnell & Michael Salvatori, with guitars performed by Steve Vai.

This is already the second free download for Guitar Hero III, the first giving players the ability to play the game's three boss battles as standard songs apart from within the career mode.

Guitar Hero III is released for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii and PS2 across the UK on November 23.

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    Gary15 | November 23, 2007
    Good song and really good that's it's a free download too, nice addition:).

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