Guitar Hero: Metallica confirmed for May
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Activision has told Eurogamer that Guitar Hero: Metallica will be rocking onto European shelves this May.
The publisher's comments come after a internal schedule was supposedly leaked to French website LiveWii, citing the same date.
The news is also hot on the heels of US retailer GameStop claiming Guitar Hero: Metallica will be out there on 29th March.
Metallica follow Aerosmith as the focus of a spin-off Guitar Hero game, and bring with them full drum/guitar/microphone GHWT support plus fancy sounds for the GHTunes recording studio.
In celebration of the bonkers ability of band co-founder Lars Ulrich, Guitar Hero: Metallica will also sport an Expert Plus drumming difficulty and freestyle drum fill mode. There's lots of Metallica trivia, photos, set lists and videos, too.
Guitar Hero: Metallica is in development for Xbox 360 and PS3. A full track list can be found where we last wrote it.
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Gene Hoglan drums like Satan on Crack... he would eat Lars Ulrich for breakfast, crap him out at lunch and flush him at dinner time.
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Well, Rock Band has the entire "Peace Sells" album available as DLC.
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wonder when gh:iron maiden or qotsa is gunna see any development
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farty, rb's drums are now flawed because of gh:wt. as was said on the acdc review, anything past hard on rb's drums is just making it harder than its supposed to be in reality, the orange pad is not used, the green acts as a cymbal as well as the yellow. (which makes the ion kit a joke for rb imo)
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hoglan played drums for SYL during their lifetime, then he went over to zimmer's hole when SYL disbanded!
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He did some reasonably creative stuff back in the day, but he's never been technically competent (compare him to the likes of Mitchell, Bonham and Copeland who were around at the same time and he doesn't even come close), he just did some stuff not many people had really done before with double-kick, but compare that to what guys like Lombardo and Jordison are doing (and they're just two obvious examples) and it really is nothing. It's not that he's a terrible drummer as such, but when you've got drummers like Copeland, Paice, Alex Van Halen, Jordison, Dolmayan, Chamberlain, Mitchell, Steve Smith, Peart and even Portnoy (can't stand the guy but his playing is impressive) in these games it seems strange they'd pick someone who doesn't compare to any of them to have a new difficulty dedicated to him.
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And given most of his parts are feeble attempts at fast double-kicking, how do they propose to make that feel right with one pedal?
I seem to recall seeing something about this mode being primarily produced for using a second pedal. No idea how it would be incorporated though.
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Cowboys From Hell was on the first GH game, but that's not much use to you. And I left off Danny Carey from better-drummers-than-Lars-who-are-already-in-GH list, fucking awesome player.
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I think it would require a difficulty level even after Expert Plus. I'm going for Brutal Extreme Difficulty.
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Quick answer yes you can play it using the GH3 guitar (check the GH:WT review for more detail) but I would say buy the Rock Band solus as they are a much better game
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hey, maybe that's what the vocalist needs in order to pay all those medical bills, eh? my dream would be the entire colors album by between the buried and me, although i suck too much at rythm games to be able to play any of those songs...
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Surely the best way to do that would to get your music in a normal Guitar Hero game, not a moneygrabbing seperate disc. Only Metallica fans will buy Guitar Hero Metallica, idiot.
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Hah, there's always one isn't there. I can't even be bothered to say the obligatory answer to this statement, which someone so cleverly says in every single RB or Gh thread...
Although, as a few others have mentioned, no way am I buying a new bloody full price version of Guitar Hero every time they decide release it for a different band. GH may have the better instruments, but if they don't pull their fingers out of their arses people will get pretty sick of this and simply go for RB and it's far superior DLC offerings.
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As far as I know, its the same RYBG set up on the World Tour kit. Since Y is mapped to a cymbal anyway (Rock bands Drums usually vary depending on chart but its mostly Red = Snare, Yellow and Blue = Hi-Hat and Ride Cymbals, Green = Crash. They all turn into toms on the Fill section). I dont think you can use the Orange cymbal as a crash though unless Harmonix Mapped it out as an extra green.
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No love for Mr. Benante? Y'all can turn your noses up, but S.O.D. and early 'Thrax defined that delicious mix of hard and speed. Elitiists . . .
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a second kick pedal will be available at launch
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does
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So you wouldn't buy expansion packs for the games you like? Granted they would have to popular enough to continue to make them or even warrant expansion packs.
You sir are a cock, not because of the games that you like but because you feel the need to abuse other people for the ganes they choose to enjoy.
Technically I'm a Rock Band fan but I will be buying GHWT: Metallica