TheDiesel
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Sup Guys,
Off of the Manifesto Nick typed:
Reading this kind of saddens me knowing how Guitar Hero, for better or worse, was a franchise I enjoyed following throughout its years leading up to Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock. Knowing that the Music Genre is slowly traveling from Plastic Guitars and Drums to Full-Motion Gaming; along with Rock Band being disbanded from Viacom and the latest Guitar Hero disbanding, at least for 2011, where do you feel the Genre stands in the Video Game Industry?
I honestly feel the Music Genre may be better without the milking of Guitar Hero, but at least for American audiences: Guitar Hero is what really starting the Music Sensation that brought titles like Rock Band, DJ Hero, and many of the other third-party games like Rise of the Six String and Rock Revolution. Is it time for the Music Genre to sit back and re-cooperate and take a year or two off to make a fresh, enjoyable title to revive its status in the Video Game world; or do all the titles that have been released killed any chance of originality and that feel of freshness for the future of the series that are out now? After all the titles and the peripherals and the spectrum that has been covered: where could the Music Genre go next?
/discuss
Off of the Manifesto Nick typed:
Due to continued decline in the music genre, the company will disband Activision Publishing's Guitar Hero business unit and discontinue development on its Guitar Hero game for 2011...
Reading this kind of saddens me knowing how Guitar Hero, for better or worse, was a franchise I enjoyed following throughout its years leading up to Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock. Knowing that the Music Genre is slowly traveling from Plastic Guitars and Drums to Full-Motion Gaming; along with Rock Band being disbanded from Viacom and the latest Guitar Hero disbanding, at least for 2011, where do you feel the Genre stands in the Video Game Industry?
I honestly feel the Music Genre may be better without the milking of Guitar Hero, but at least for American audiences: Guitar Hero is what really starting the Music Sensation that brought titles like Rock Band, DJ Hero, and many of the other third-party games like Rise of the Six String and Rock Revolution. Is it time for the Music Genre to sit back and re-cooperate and take a year or two off to make a fresh, enjoyable title to revive its status in the Video Game world; or do all the titles that have been released killed any chance of originality and that feel of freshness for the future of the series that are out now? After all the titles and the peripherals and the spectrum that has been covered: where could the Music Genre go next?
/discuss