Thursday, April 16, 2015

Guitar Hero going "mobile" with their next release, coming this fall

Published on Thursday, 16 April 2015 12:12

Activision has announced that they have a new iteration of Guitar Hero coming out in autumn of this year. In addition to being released on the expected platforms (PS3/4, XBox 360/One, Wii U, et al), they also said the game would be fully "...Guitar Hero going "mobile" with their next release, this fallPlayable on Consoles, Tablets and Mobile Phones", albeit for "select models". This is pretty big news, that they aren't promising a stripped down version for mobile. They showed off how the new game is supposed to work with a new trailer.

They're also releasing a new guitar controller, where the buttons on the neck are closer to having played mimick how real guitars are played, as well as a new "GH Live" feature, with players seeing crowds from the first person perspective, as seen in the trailer. Another feature to be released with the new game is GHTV, which is a playable music video network. "GHTV is a 24-hour mode that lets fans play along to a continually-updated collection of official music videos – across a wide variety of genres – from the newest releases to favourite hits. Fans can pick from multiple channels and themed shows, discovering new songs as they play, and can also choose songs to play on-demand, "also according to the release.

There's a lot for fans of this franchise to look forward to. Unfortunately for mobile enthusiasts, there's wasn't much provided in the way of detail. Were I forced to *guess* as to what it would look like when implemented: I picture a sizeable download, commensurate cost, and Bluetooth compatibility between the guitar and some mobile devices.

Ryan Ballard
Ryan Ballard - Having jumped onto Android from the burning wreckage known as Palm OS in Nov of 2009 with the original Motorola Droid, Ryan has been a fan of gaming on Android. Beyond that, most any other platform will serve (PC, PS3, SNES, tabletop, CCG, etc). Outside of gaming, he appreciates heavy metal, and super-hot Buffalo wings. He's married with two kids.
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