Continuing the tradition of springing new DLC upon an unsuspecting world, Activision has announced that a new three-pack of tracks for Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is going live today. And it comes courtesy of the hottest band in the world.
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| Kiss | Detroit Rock City |  |
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| Kiss | Rock and Roll All Nite |  |
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The songs hit all systems today for the usual prices. But a word of warning: I’m seeing reports that this track pack causes a conflict with Guitar Hero: Smash Hits import on Wii (probably because “Rock and Roll All Nite” was on Smash Hits), so you Wii owners may want to hold off until Activision releases a fix.
In case you are somehow unfamiliar with these songs, I’ve posted a playlist after the break. Continue reading →
Here’s a neat bit of music news for you: Megadeth’s “Sudden Death,” written specifically for Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, has been nominated for a Grammy. The category is Best Metal Performance, where it goes up against tracks from Iron Maiden, Korn, Lamb of God, and Slayer.
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Well, it’s not free, but you My Chemical Romance fans get four tracks to rock out to in Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock today, from a variety of different albums.
During the American Music Awards last night, Activision announced (via a Ustream feed, oddly enough) that a My Chemical Romance pack will be arriving as Guitar Hero DLC tomorrow. Better yet, word on the street is that it’ll be free, at least for a week.
