The series was dead to me since Guitar Hero 3
ALL CREATURE WILL DIE AND ALL THE THINGS WILL BE BROKEN. THAT'S THE LAW OF SAMURAI.Oh. Ok. I never really liked it anyway. It is a bit sad that DJ Hero (part of the team anyway) is going down with it, but hey I have the older games so I don't really care.
edited 9th Feb '11 1:27:36 PM by Aondeug
If someone wants to accuse us of eating coconut shells, then that's their business. We know what we're doing. - Achaan ChahGeoff Keighley is reporting in his twitter:
Here, Geoff. Let me fix that for you:
Activision is also focusing on "the development of a best-in-class digital community surrounding the going to milk the everlovin' hell out of the cash cow Call of Duty franchise til the market is supersaturated and dead as well."
Activision is also going to milk the everlovin' hell out of the cash cow Call of Duty franchise til the market is supersaturated and dead as well.
Jonah Falcon(thanks for making me read the same thing twice, it took me a whole minute to realize they were the same)
Meh. Guitar Hero has pretty much gone done the drain.
[several pages-long anti-Kotick rant, followed by FFFFFFF-guy image macro]
I hope you get tiny bits of eggshell in all your omelettes for the rest of your life!Maybe the Infinity Ward guys could sue for the rights to Co D and partner up with Treyarch? They've got enough evidence that Activision screwed them over, don't they?
That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.I'm starting to suspect that Activision's business decisions over the last few years haven't been based on blind stupidity after all, but wilful self-sabotage. And for what, so they can have all departments working on churning out several hundred editions of Call Of Duty a year? Because that kind of oversaturation is just begging for customer backlash.
edited 9th Feb '11 1:48:43 PM by DarkDecapodian
Aww, did I hurt your widdle fee-fees?edited original post because I sound enough like a dick without it
edited 9th Feb '11 1:51:42 PM by WillyFourEyes
I hope you get tiny bits of eggshell in all your omelettes for the rest of your life!On the other hand, this means that if Harmonix ever makes a future installment of Rock Band, they'll essentially have the entire market to themselves.
And "Reality" is unveiled. What did it want...? What did it see...? What did it hear...? What did it think...? What did it do...?Someone needs to be punched in the face for this line.
It Just Bugs Me"On the other hand, this means that if Harmonix ever makes a future installment of Rock Band, they'll essentially have the entire market to themselves."
Unfortunately, they have no publisher.
Jonah FalconWut?
Fixed it for ya.
Yes, I am deliberately exaggerating, why do you ask?
And "Reality" is unveiled. What did it want...? What did it see...? What did it hear...? What did it think...? What did it do...?Activision is not Satan.
Satan never cancelled Brutal Legend.
Nice Job Breaking Guitar Hero.
Jonah FalconThe lack of funk, soul or really any black music beyond Jimmy Hendrix and that one James Brown song people seem to think represents his whole genre has always made me shy away from the series.
But it's a very good idea, and canning it is a very bad idea.
edited 9th Feb '11 2:16:41 PM by KnownUnknown
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.Well at least now we can finally declare an official winner of the Rock Band versus Guitar Hero fight.
Now all we need is to have a nice visual effect of Rock Band decapitating Guitar Hero with tons of lightning and Rock Band shouting. THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE.
Or at least they should take this oppurtunity to get a hold of that Queen song "Masters of the Universe" (is that the right name?) and put it up for download for free; that'd be hilarious.
Scratch the surface of a cynic and you'll find a dissapointed idealist.^ Princes of the Universe?
What's being less talked about is that DJ Hero bit the same bullet, and True Crime: Hong Kong also got the ax, presumably because Activision said they didn't sell as much as the Call Of Duty behemoth.
Sad all around, but quite typical of Activision. Didn't they also kill the Blur studio because it didn't meet their sales target?
The blind man walking off the cliff is not making a leap of faith.I'm wondering what Activision even has left beyond COD and leeching from Blizzard. This seems like gaining sustenance by amputating your own limbs.
They farm out development to smaller studios like Raven and thus get publishing rights for some other games like, I dunno, Prototype or the X-Men Origins game or stuff.
The blind man walking off the cliff is not making a leap of faith.They still have Prototype, as well as Spyro and Crash.
Damn, Ninja'd
edited 9th Feb '11 2:58:26 PM by IndigoDingo
I have my doubts the people at Treyarch would think that's worth trying.
http://www.vg247.com/?p=146648
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero.
Jonah Falcon