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Guitar Hero's Library Expands Yet Again With Queen And More
If you’re still downloading, Activision has more goodness for you. The Guitar Hero publisher has announced more DLC for their plethora of GH games including Guitar Hero 5, Band Hero, and the upcoming Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock. Queen, Avenge Sevenfold, Disturbed, and Shinedown tracks will slowly release as the hot month of July drags on.
Check out the full schedule below:
Today
Queen
“Crazy Little Thing Called Love”
“Killer Queen”
“Somebody To Love”
July 13
Avenge Sevenfold
“Afterlife”
“Almost Easy”
“Scream”
July 20
Disturbed
“Down With The Sickness”
“Stricken”
“Indestructible”
July 27
Shinedown
“Devour”
“Second Chance”
“Sound of Madness”
As always, the track packs will be available at Xbox Live Marketplace for 440 Microsoft Points, at the PlayStation Store for $5.49, and for Wii for 550 Wii Points. All songs in each track pack will also be released as downloadable singles for 160 Microsoft Points, $1.99, and 200 Wii Points each.
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