No Euro Van Halen this year News

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News by Robert Purchese

6 August, 2009

Activision has told Eurogamer that Guitar Hero: Van Halen will not be released this year in Europe.

The PAL date is "TBD 2010", a spokesperson for the publisher said.

Activision also confirmed the rather strange 22nd December US date reported earlier.

That same story has a full and official tracklist to eye up, by the way.

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cyacomini

06/08/09 @ 09:33

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Thank god - how many more GH games can Acti squeeze into a year?

Seriously guys, it's getting old now and I suspect GH5 will be my last ever GH purchase.

mashk

06/08/09 @ 10:05

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NO EURO VAN HALEN THIS YEAR ?!?!?!?!

Might as well jump!

JonFE

06/08/09 @ 10:07

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So, in the next few months we have Guitar Hero 5, Guitar Hero: Van Halen, Band Hero and DJ Hero (for the vinyl-torturers among us) to look forward to. Hmm, talk about over-saturating the market...

Evolution

06/08/09 @ 11:35

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*Applauds mashk*

ParanoidZombie

06/08/09 @ 12:08

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Van Halen is not that big in Europe, so it's hardly a surprise.

VibratingDonkey

06/08/09 @ 12:36

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Oh no.

david78

06/08/09 @ 12:42

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My life is ruined.

prettyboytim

06/08/09 @ 13:49

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They're probably not finished removing the brown M&Ms...

Freek

06/08/09 @ 14:41

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There was actually a real reason for that, it's on Snopes.

It was a way to check if the complicated technical specs of the contract were followed. They added the M&M comment somewhere in the middel. If they saw brown M&Ms, it meant the instructions weren't read properly and there could be more serious problems with the stage.

NegativeZero

06/08/09 @ 15:52

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I'm sure the four people who intended to actually buy this are devastated.

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