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Sublime joins Guitar Hero: World Tour, Activision confirms previous acts, details

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Sublime joins Guitar Hero: World Tour, Activision confirms previous acts, details

Joystiq (Free subscription) | 05/22/2008

Filed under: Sony PlayStation 2 , Sony PlayStation 3 , Nintendo Wii , Microsoft Xbox 360 , Rhythm Activision made Guitar Hero: Rock Band Edition World Tour official today, confirming the details leaked from the current issue of Game Informer . World Tour will feature an all-master track cast, filled with previously named acts like Van Halen, Linkin Park, and The Eagles, plus today's confirmation of...

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Activision Releasing "Guitar Hero: Rock Band Killer" (ATVI)

Silicon Alley Insider (Free subscription) | 05/22/2008

Activision (ATVI) and Harmonix (VIA) have a complicated and confusing relationship. One of them makes "Guitar Hero" (Activision) and the other makes "Rock Band" (Harmonix), two strikingly similar games whose main difference was that "Rock Band" allowed users to play the faux drums and sing into a microphone. That relationship just got a lot more confusing, because Activision announced today that "Guitar...

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First Guitar Hero: World Tour shots rock faces off

Xbox 360 Fanboy (Free subscription) | 05/22/2008

Filed under: News Our sinister taskmasters over at Joystiq managed to nab the very first screens of Guitar Hero: World Tour , and now, dear fanboys and fangirls, we bring them to you. Glancing through the images, we get the first look at the game's create-a-track mode (which honestly looks a little intimidating) as well as the character creation mode and some in-game performance shots. As Joystiq...

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Activision details Guitar Hero World Tour's features

PS3 Fanboy (Free subscription) | 05/22/2008

Filed under: News Guitar Hero IV World Tour has been further unwrapped today to reveal many more details on what we can expect from the game. Pegged as the "definitive rock and roll music videogaming experience," Guitar Hero World Tour will include "new state of the art wireless instruments." Yes, that means buying more plastic peripherals, bringing the total number of plastic guitars lying around...