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DJ Hero is barely out the door and already there are new downloadable tracks, with 50 Cent, Queen, Gorillaz and Public Enemy hitting Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network today for $US3 apiece.
Into a genre that seems determined to turn our living rooms into plastic instrument wastelands comes DJ Hero, where one turntable is all you’ll ever need.
Serious Guitar Hero fans know just how difficult power metal band Dragonforce’s “Through the Fire and the Flames” is to play, even on a plastic guitar with five buttons. DJ Hero has its own “TTFTF” equivalent, we’ve learned.
If Activision’s filing of the trademark for DJ Hero and real-life DJ Paul Oakenfold’s verbal approval of the rhythm game wasn’t ample evidence of the still-unannounced project, hearing it straight from Activision’s boss should be.
