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Guitar Hero 3 Gets First PC PatchPosted 9:39pm Mon Dec 17, 2007 by Tim Grube
Tags: Guitar Hero 3, Patch, PC
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Guitar Hero DLC on the Way!Posted 8:44pm Sat Dec 15, 2007 by Akshay Masand
Tags: Guitar Hero 3, Activision, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, dlc, music
The most popular songs from the DLC include a three-song pack for Guitar Hero 3 which includes "No More Sorrow" by Linkin park, "Sleeping Giant" by Mastadon, and "Pretty Handsome Awkward" by The Used. Unfortunately these songs do not come individually so if you don't like one, you're stuck with it. There will be individual songs available as well, such as"So Payaso" by Extremoduro, "Antisocial" by Trust, and "Erten Was Wir S?en" by Die Fantastischen Vier. The individual songs are hit European tracks. We'll have to see how those turn out to be in terms of success.
Prices have not yet been revealed but they will most likely resemble the prices for packs that were available for Guitar Hero 2. For those of you who can't spend the money for these extra songs or don't want to, a free rendition of "We Three Kings" done by Steve Ouimette will be available. So pickup those guitars, pop in the Guitar Hero CD,and head over to the Playstation Network or the Xbox Live Marketplace this holiday season for some new songs. Sorry Wii owners, news for DLC content for Nintendo's console is still yet to come.
[1up.com]
The most popular songs from the DLC include a three-song pack for Guitar Hero 3 which includes "No More Sorrow" by Linkin park, "Sleeping Giant" by Mastadon, and "Pretty Handsome Awkward" by The Used. Unfortunately these songs do not come individually so if you don't like one, you're stuck with it. There will be individual songs available as well, such as"So Payaso" by Extremoduro, "Antisocial" by Trust, and "Erten Was Wir S?en" by Die Fantastischen Vier. The individual songs are hit European tracks. We'll have to see how those turn out to be in terms of success.
Prices have not yet been revealed but they will most likely resemble the prices for packs that were available for Guitar Hero 2. For those of you who can't spend the money for these extra songs or don't want to, a free rendition of "We Three Kings" done by Steve Ouimette will be available. So pickup those guitars, pop in the Guitar Hero CD,and head over to the Playstation Network or the Xbox Live Marketplace this holiday season for some new songs. Sorry Wii owners, news for DLC content for Nintendo's console is still yet to come.
[1up.com]
Tired of Paying For Microsoft Points You Don't Need? Get Used To ItPosted 2:12pm Mon Dec 10, 2007 by Akshay Masand
Tags: Xbox 360, Xbox Live Marketplace, Microsoft points, Marketplace
Have you ever purchased a bundle of Microsoft Points so you can get something you want only to find out that you have an obscure number of points leftover? It has been a common thing for a while on the Marketplace and even more so recently thanks to DLC from games such as Rock Band and Guitar Hero 3. With the newly released single song downloads for the following games, many of the users find themselves having an odd number of points leftover and then having to purchase another bundle of points for future purchases.
The aggravation had risen to the point where 1up editor Patrick Klepek decided to speak to a product manager Aaron Greenberg about the issue. Greenberg mentioned that the reason Microsoft does this is because they don't want to "burden" the consumers with the publishers, themselves, or transaction fees. He mentioned that they bundle the points to keep infrastructure costs down even though it is frustrating at times.
Regardless of whether we like it or not, we're stuck with these bundled Microsoft Points as Greenberg had mentioned that there is no future plan to change this process. We're going to have to put up with the issue unless for some odd reason you don't want any DLC, Xbox Live Arcade Games, or anything else the Xbox Live Marketplace has to offer.
[1up.com]
Have you ever purchased a bundle of Microsoft Points so you can get something you want only to find out that you have an obscure number of points leftover? It has been a common thing for a while on the Marketplace and even more so recently thanks to DLC from games such as Rock Band and Guitar Hero 3. With the newly released single song downloads for the following games, many of the users find themselves having an odd number of points leftover and then having to purchase another bundle of points for future purchases.The aggravation had risen to the point where 1up editor Patrick Klepek decided to speak to a product manager Aaron Greenberg about the issue. Greenberg mentioned that the reason Microsoft does this is because they don't want to "burden" the consumers with the publishers, themselves, or transaction fees. He mentioned that they bundle the points to keep infrastructure costs down even though it is frustrating at times.
Regardless of whether we like it or not, we're stuck with these bundled Microsoft Points as Greenberg had mentioned that there is no future plan to change this process. We're going to have to put up with the issue unless for some odd reason you don't want any DLC, Xbox Live Arcade Games, or anything else the Xbox Live Marketplace has to offer.
[1up.com]
Activision Not Neglecting Wii Guitar Hero IIIPosted 7:20pm Sun Dec 09, 2007 by Akshay Masand
Tags: Guitar Hero 3, Wii, GH3, Activision
For all the Guitar Hero 3 fans who unfortunately own their copy on the Wii, it is a time to rejoice. Activision is not neglecting their product for the Wii whose copies had shipped out with mono sound. Stereo-enabled discs will be given free of charge from Activision when they are released sometime early next year. The method of shipment is still unknown as of right now as is the date of release.
RedOctane has also announced working with Nintendo to help get DLC out for the system and fix some of the multiplayer bugs along with it. Guitar Hero fanboys for the Wii now have something to look forward to as they too will be able to play with all the functions the PS3 and the Xbox360 version have.
[joystiq.com]
For all the Guitar Hero 3 fans who unfortunately own their copy on the Wii, it is a time to rejoice. Activision is not neglecting their product for the Wii whose copies had shipped out with mono sound. Stereo-enabled discs will be given free of charge from Activision when they are released sometime early next year. The method of shipment is still unknown as of right now as is the date of release.RedOctane has also announced working with Nintendo to help get DLC out for the system and fix some of the multiplayer bugs along with it. Guitar Hero fanboys for the Wii now have something to look forward to as they too will be able to play with all the functions the PS3 and the Xbox360 version have.
[joystiq.com]
Guitar Hero 3 Cheats UncoveredPosted 6:51pm Sun Dec 02, 2007 by Tim Grube
Tags: Guitar Hero 3, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, guitar hero iii
Cheat mode
Cheat mode
At the main menu, select "Options", "Cheats", "Enter New Cheat",
then enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding
cheat function. Note: Each note or chord must be strummed.
- All songs in Quick Play mode
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Press Yellow + Orange, Red + Blue, Red + Orange, Green + Blue, Red + Yellow, Yellow + Orange, Red + Yellow, Red + Blue, [Green + Yellow] two times, [Yellow + Blue] two times, [Yellow + Orange] two times, Yellow + Blue, Yellow, Red, Red + Yellow, Red, Yellow, Orange to unlock all songs in Quick Play mode. Note: This code cannot be disabled once it is activated.
CBS GameCore's Holiday Gift Guide 2007Posted 2:40pm Tue Nov 27, 2007 by Tim Grube
Tags: Holiday Gift Guide, CBS
What are your picks for this holiday season? Post them in the comments of this story! For the time being, head over to GameCore's website for the full listings.
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What are your picks for this holiday season? Post them in the comments of this story! For the time being, head over to GameCore's website for the full listings.
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Guitar Hero III Review RoundupPosted 9:48pm Sun Oct 28, 2007 by Tim Grube
Tags: Guitar Hero 3, Xbox 360
There are a total of 71 tracks in all -- 46 on the regular set and 25 bonus songs. Check out the list below:
[metacritic.com]
There are a total of 71 tracks in all -- 46 on the regular set and 25 bonus songs. Check out the list below:
Play Magazine - 90
Yahoo! Games - 90
IGN - 89
Team Xbox - 89
Game Informer - 88
Electronic Gaming Monthly - 85
Official Xbox Magazine - 80
GameDaily - 80
Hardcore Gamer Magazine - 75
Yahoo! Games - 90
IGN - 89
Team Xbox - 89
Game Informer - 88
Electronic Gaming Monthly - 85
Official Xbox Magazine - 80
GameDaily - 80
Hardcore Gamer Magazine - 75
[metacritic.com]
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Out!Posted 10:13am Fri Oct 26, 2007 by Tim Grube
Tags: Guitar Hero 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
You heard right. Activision just sent over the press release stating Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock has officially been released. Some stores may not have it until October 28 though.
[guitarherogame.com]
You heard right. Activision just sent over the press release stating Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock has officially been released. Some stores may not have it until October 28 though.
“Where there is music this holiday
season, there is Guitar Hero, and we’re excited to deliver Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
as the ultimate guitar-bending experience for our fans,” said Dusty
Welch, head of publishing for Activision/RedOctane. “With an
amazing set list, added gameplay features, online functionality, and new
wireless guitars, aspiring rock stars are going to shred harder than ever
before.”
[guitarherogame.com]
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