'Guitar Hero 4' the Holidays

Posted by Ty Colfax - Friday, May 09, 2008 11:49 AM

We could have a Guitar Hero 4 as early as this coming holiday season, which according to Activision's Mike Griffith, will represent a "significant leap forward in innovation." It's presumed that part of that innovation will be the other instruments and vocal component that other Activision employees have mentioned publicly.

Additional music licenses will further expand the number and quality of playable songs and the game should only get better. We're apparently 2 weeks out from specific details about the game's release.

eurogamer.net: Activision: Guitar Hero 4 this "holiday"

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Tags: Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, Videogames, Wii, Xbox 360

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Posted by OBAMAISBUSHpart3 - Friday, May 9, 2008 12:03 PM

The Guitar Hero series is for GAYMERS who LOVE to have extremely painful wrists and fingers after playing for like 3 or more hours straight without stopping and extremely painful wrists and fingers is obviously extremely popular because of the enormous sales of the franchise so far and i am not a fan of rock music at all so that's why i think i'm going to give away if i can't sell it the Guitar Hero 2 guitar case that i still got but definitely don't need no more,you feel me?

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Posted by binary_one - Friday, May 9, 2008 12:17 PM

So their "significant leap forward in innovation" is going to be what Rock Band's been doing better for months? Please tell me Neversoft isn't getting THAT complacent already...

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Posted by B00MR1D3 - Friday, May 9, 2008 1:05 PM

if they do make you buy a new guitar then im done with GH for good. ill go ahead and buy GUITAR RISING for the PC using a real(not plastic) guitar.

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Posted by UnJaked - Friday, May 9, 2008 1:06 PM

Well I got GH II and am happy with it. I get just as much fun out of playing it as I do any of them. I wont buy another GH game until they release a Punk Rock version.

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