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Wed, Aug 06, 2008 | 07:26 BST
Rumour: Michael Jackson and The Doors in next Guitar Hero
This Xbox Focus story’s carrying a small list of new tracks for Guitar Hero: World Tour, apparently scanned from an issue of Stuff, which includes Michael Jackson’s Beat It.
The rest:
- Steve Miller Band – “The Joker”
- Interpol – “Obstacle 1″
- The Doors – “Light My Fire”
- Michael Jackson – “Beat It”
- Linkin Park – “In The End”
- Smashing Pumpkins – “Bullet with Butterfly Wings”
Mark Twain once said, “Golf is a good walk spoiled.” Just saying.
Fri, Jul 25, 2008 | 20:26 BST
Rumoured Guitar Hero: WT track list is bollocks, says Activision
Remember this Guitar Hero track list? It isn’t true. Activision told Game Informer that “while some of those songs are indeed in the game (Van Halen’s Hot for Teacher, for one), the bulk of it is wishful thinking and pure speculation.”
Fans of the series were dribbling over the prospect of the list being, in fact, true. But it isn’t. So get over it.
Thu, Jul 24, 2008 | 19:26 BST
Rumored Guitar Hero: World Tour set list looks spectacular
Yeah, yeah, Guitar Hero is ripping-off Rock Band, etc. It’s all about the music, man. And according to GoNintendo, GH: World Tour’s massive set list is looking so great, even the most ardent GH detractors may be forced to grudgingly pick up a touch guitar.
Among others, the list includes rockin’ tunes from Weezer, Rush, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, and – for musical masochists out there – Dragonforce.
The list looks mighty plausible, too, especially with the inclusion of two very specific Jimi Hendrix songs, as well as a single from Paramore, which Neversoft promoted heavily at their not-E3 press conference.
Click the link for the full list. Pull up a seat, ‘cause it’s a doozy.
Mon, Jul 21, 2008 | 16:49 BST
Jimi Hendrix songs and likeness to feature in Guitar Hero World Tour
Someone at Neversoft would have a lot of explaining to do if Rock Band snagged the man who some call “the greatest guitarist of all time,” so this only seems fitting. According to CBC News, Jimi Hendrix will be joining Guitar Hero World Tour’s lineup – in more ways than one.
Most importantly, players will be able to tie their fingers in knots to two of Hendrix hits: “The Wind Cries Mary” and a live version of “Purple Haze” (!) recorded a mere year before his untimely passing. Other Hendrix tunes will apparently be available for download after the game’s release.
Additionally, history’s favorite lefty will be reborn through the marvel of technology, as a hideous, unsightly Guitar Hero avatar. Hey, we never claimed this was good news.
Wed, Jul 16, 2008 | 09:14 BST
Guitar Hero World Tour to feature YouTube-like sharing service
Activision’s announced GH Tunes, a sharing service for people to upload tracks they’ve made with Guitar Hero World Tour, for release later this year.
More on Shacknews.
Tue, Jul 15, 2008 | 07:17 BST
Microsoft’s E3 press release: all the games in one place
Microsoft has put out a press release detailing all the game we can look forward to this year and next. You saw most of them this evening but there are a couple that didn’t make it. After the drop, if you please.
By Mike Bowden
Sat, Jun 28, 2008 | 20:10 BST
Guitar Hero World Tour to feature Hendrix, Ozzy and Sting?
Kotaku reports that a survey sent in to them by a reader reveals potential artists such as Sting, Ozzy Osbourne, Ted Nugent, Billy Corgan, Jimi Hendrix, Travis Barker, Hayley Williams, and Zak Wylde that could all appear in Guitar Hero World Tour.
So you could pretend to be all those people whilst doing an impression of someone playing a guitar instead of like, you know, using the same amount of effort to actually learn to play it.
Just saying.
By Mike Bowden
Thu, Jun 19, 2008 | 22:48 BST
New Guitar Hero: World Tour screens, instrument photos, words
Eurogamer’s just posted up some new Guitar Hero: World Tour screens and instrument photos.
IGN’s just posted a massive preview on it as well.
And that’s that.
Tue, Jun 17, 2008 | 07:30 BST
Intellisponse rumour round-up – lest we forget
Intellisponse, a market research firm, last night got “internetalised” in a rather brutal way, causing a flood of rumours on unannounced games. We’re mindful that some of you don’t have to convince your wives and husbands that writing nonsense about spacemen and pretend cars in the middle of the night is “necessary”, so here’s everything you missed through yesterday evening and early this morning.
- Rumour: Forza 3 details leaked, two-DVD game, images of pricing, DLC, CE and information for US and UK
- Rumour: Microsoft to launch 360 “Avatars”
- Rumour: New Singstar-esque game Lips revealed
- Ultimate Band on Wii – leaked movie
- Rumour: Wii Yoga concept revealed
- Rumour: Call of Duty 5 boxart possibles emerge
- Rumour: Guitar Hero IV to cost $180
- Rumour: 14 Spider-Man game concepts revealed
- Rumour: Marvel: Ultimate Alliance II detailed
- Rumour: First video of Silicon Knight’s The Crucible emerges
- Rumour: Tony Hawk games to get unique Wii board peripheral
- Rumour: MS to allow XNA devs to use avatars for free
Mon, Jun 16, 2008 | 12:51 BST
Rumour: Guitar Hero IV to cost $180
More from a meta-leak from marketing firm Intellisponse. According to this X3F piece, the site’s yielded a rumour that Guitar Hero IV – recently name Guitar Hero: World Tour – is to cost $180.
There’s some stuff over there about the game’s instruments which is already known, but there’s also a list of music to be potentially included in the game, such as Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, Korn, System of a Down, Ozzy Osbourne, Interpol, Muse and more.
Take a look. Hit this for the rest of the rumours given up by Intellisponse last night, including details on Forza 3.
Thu, May 22, 2008 | 12:12 BST
Guitar Hero World Tour announced, tons of details
Activision’s fully announced Guitar Hero World Tour, as you can see on Eurogamer.
This is the official name for Guitar Hero 4, apparently, and – as we all now know – will feature vocals and drums as well as guitars.
Van Halen, Linkin Park, The Eagles and Sublime are all confirmed for the game, which also includes Music Studio, “a full compliment of tools to create digital music from scratch”. Once recorded, you can perform your track in-game, or upload and share it with your friends online via the new GHTunes service.
There’ll also be full online play in a Battle of the Bands mode.
There’s a full feature on Guitar Hero World Tour here and the launch trailer after the break.
It’s out this autumn for PS2, PS3, Wii and 360.







EA has no Wii U games in the works, including FIFA 14