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: GamePolitics.comReport: No More DLC Releases for Activision Music Games
By james_fudge
You are probably aware of the fact that Activision said it plans to discontinue the Guitar Hero series of music games (and the latest True Crime game), and that it plans to cut 500 employees from its workforce as a result. The company also plans to close at least one studio, but won't publicly say which one is shutting down..
However, what you may not have known is that DLC for games such as DJ Hero and Guitar Hero will soon end as well.
According to a ShackNews report - citing an update to the "Guitar Hero Franchise Update FAQ" - the future of music game DLC is grim. In answer to the question "Are you still going to make new DLC for Guitar/DJ Hero?," the FAQ reads: Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on February 10, 2011 (boomark / email).
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