DJ Hero, Band Hero and Guitar Hero 5 announced

Posted in Activision by Conner Flynn on May 7th, 2009

DJ Hero, Band Hero and Guitar Hero 5 announcedActivision just went bonkers and confirmed a whole bunch of heroes. The most notable is the long-awaited DJ Hero. We wondered what a DJ Hero controller would look like, and we finally get to see in the image above. How you play the thing is a mystery to us.

Music genres include “hip-hop, R&B, Motown, electronica and dance,” and the game will let users create “original mixes”. Activision is also putting the finishing touches on a family-friendly Band Hero game, as well as a Guitar Hero 5 followup.

All three games will hit this fall.

[Joystiq]

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2 Comments to “DJ Hero, Band Hero and Guitar Hero 5 announced”
  1. wily coyote Says:

    I hope Fatboy slim and dj scribbles make the setlist!!!!! I can’t wait to play this. I already have over 400 bucks wrapped up in rock band with all the extra instruments, game discs and song downloads–whats another 400 right? Well worth the money to me though due to the replay value and party style game play. I am approaching almost 400 songs which is phenomenal for a game. I hope there will be some way to incorporate rock band’s version of this into their existing games. Yes they will most certainly jump on this “band wagon” as well. Too cool of an idea not to copy it.

  2. Dos Says:

    Your great wily, i wish i was you.

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