The song list for World Tour started as the list of songs that Neversoft wanted to include in Guitar Hero III, but had failed to get into the game or as downloadable content; the list was eventually expanded to over 500 songs.[38] The song list was then prioritized based on what the team thought would be best in the game, and then going after the music that would take the longest time to license, as was the case for the Jimi Hendrix songs.[38] While songs were selected to make sure that guitar, bass, and drums all had great parts, they also opted for songs that would be strong for one single instrument as to make the game still appealing for those playing the single player modes.[38] Some songs were also suggested through the licensing efforts by Activision for inclusion in the game.[38] Flores stated that the inclusion of caricatures of recording artists in the game was either due to the team seeking that specific artist for the game, or the artist approaching the development team and requesting to be part of it.[23] The band Tool, which hasn't licensed its music since 1996, allowed for the inclusion of three of its songs in World Tour as long they were involved with the artwork and tracking of the songs for the game, leading to the creation of the art-like Tool venue.[39]
Guitar Hero World Tour License Key
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan 09, 2007: The rock gods have spoken, and are pleased to announce further details on Activision, Inc.'s (Nasdaq: ATVI) Guitar Hero II TM on the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, which will feature a variety of new exclusive downloadable content through Xbox Live Marketplace , along with over 70 finger-melting tracks. The franchise that has rocked the video game industry is set to go on another highly-anticipated world tour this spring, and fans will now enjoy sharply remodeled HD visuals for the next-gen platform, and be able to shred their new Gibson-shaped X-Plorer axes to impressively pulsating audio sweetness on the Xbox 360.
Guitar Hero II 2007 RedOctane, Inc. Guitar Hero is a trademark and RedOctane is a registered trademark of RedOctane, Inc. and Activision is a registered trademark of Activision Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Game code 2005-2007 Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. Developed by Harmonix Music Systems. Gibson , S.G. , and the overall shapes of the SG controller and the guitars are trademarks of Gibson Guitar Corp. under license by RedOctane, Inc. "PlayStation" and the "PS" Family logo are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. All other trademarks and trade names are the properties of their respective owners.
"The tour will continue the rockin' gameplay Guitar Hero fans have come to enjoy, and will now include expanded Xbox 360 capabilities," said Kai Huang, president of RedOctane. "With Guitar Hero II for Xbox 360 rock rhythm, lead, or bass guitar tracks with downloadable content and the new X-Plorer controller, designed specifically for the Xbox 360."
RedOctane is a registered trademark of RedOctane, Inc. "Guitar Hero" and "Guitar Hero II" are trademarks of RedOctane, Inc. Developed by Harmonix Music Systems. 2005 RedOctane, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Gibson, X-Plorer, and the overall shapes of the X-Plorer controller and the guitars are trademarks of Gibson Guitar Corp. under license by RedOctane, Inc.
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