Onyxmeth said:
Band Hero's tracklist is going to target popular music, more modern tracks, and lighter, family friendly songs. In other words, more No Doubt and Fall Out Boy and less Metallica and death metal. The difficulty is going to get a lift to be easier also but I don't see the point in that. Regarding your previous reply to me, that doesn't make it cashing in. It's a different team tackling a brand new idea that is far removed from Guitar Hero. Anyone that has looked up the game would know this. Everyone that has played it has already commented that your Guitar Hero skills will not come in handy, and you'll have a new set of learning curve to overcome. To me, it's a totally different experience. To those of you that think people that enjoy DJing are the same people that enjoy rock music, stop lumping everyone into one group. |
No one is saying it's not a different game geared towards a different consumer. It's the fact that they use "(insert word) Hero" puts it in the same franchise. If they were not trying to milk the franchise they would've called it something else. Activision is using the success of GH to sell a different game by lumping it into the "____ Hero" franchise, how is that not cashing in?
