If you've been following the game's progress, you'll already know how impressive the set list is. And yes, I'm talking about last year's game, and not even Rock Band 2. However, as much as it's tried, Neversoft (and in part, PS2 port handler Budcat) hasn't been able to catch up to Rock Band quite yet. This scenario clearly sounds an awful lot like Rock Band, and in some ways the game is extremely similar to Harmonix's band simulator. For the first time in the series, the game will offer fans the ability to play the drums and sing as well as rock out on the guitar and bass. The studio's first take on the franchise was last year's Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, which was followed up earlier this year with Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, a side project of sorts for the series (Guitar Hero: Metallica is also on the way for sometime in 2009).Īnd now we have the "true" sequel to Guitar Hero III with Guitar Hero World Tour. After original developer Harmonix was picked up by MTV Games and went on to create Rock Band, the torch was passed to Neversoft, the folks behind the oh-so-many Tony Hawk titles. When Activision picked up RedOctane a couple years back and snuggly tucked the Guitar Hero license under its belt, the publisher wasn't planning on letting its investment go to waste.
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