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It takes a lot of effort to rebuild a fallen franchise, but Activision and FreeStyleGames have proven to be more than up for the challenge with Guitar Hero Live, taking a classic series and making it its own. Our review.
Guitar Hero Live will continue to add musical content in new and unconventional ways by taking a Weezer concert set to take place tomorrow night and filming it to add to the game in the near future.
While Activision and FreeStyleGames are moving forward with the Guitar Hero series, they also recognize the songs that first made the series great, which is why they're revealing a handful of classic GH tracks for the upcoming Guitar Hero Live.
During an event in Los Angeles late last week, Shacknews had an opportunity to speak with FreeStyle Games producer Pete Bucknall about the studio's vision of Guitar Hero, the removal of fail states, keeping GHTV fresh, and the recently-announced collaboration with Avenged Sevenfold.
Now that the E3 2015 madness has died down, Activision and FreestyleGames are back to revealing new Guitar Hero Live tracks on a weekly basis.
Star Power is no more, as Guitar Hero Live will introduce a new mechanic called Hero Powers, which will find new ways to give players in-game boosts.
Activision has announced Guitar Hero Live will be releasing in October as well as offering information on pre-order bonuses.
It's a new Tuesday and that means more tracks from Guitar Hero Live. This week, Activision and Freestyle are adding another dozen tracks from artists like Tenacious D, Pearl Jam, and others.
Activision is getting into the spirit of Tuesday being new music day, so they're revealing some more new tracks for Guitar Hero Live, led by Royal Blood and Marilyn Manson.
Now that the initial excitement has passed, Guitar Hero Live is getting down to business by revealing some of new tracks that will be featured in Freestyle Games' upcoming reboot.
