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DJ Hero Turntables Go Solo
DJ Hero players looking for face-to-face multiplayer action have had two options: relegate a friend to the guitar or try to persuade them to pick up their own copy of the game/hardware bundle. Fortunately, that’s changed. If you have an abundance of space and a deep interest in DJ Hero’s frantic rhythm action, you can now pick up a second turntable peripheral direct from the Guitar Hero Store. Each one will set you back about $70, regardless of the system you're shopping for, but it’s better than grabbing another complete package at $120.
This could very well be the ultimate leap of faith. Are we going to see another one of these games? Knowing Activision, it wouldn’t be surprising, but early signs don’t point to it being a runaway success in the same way Guitar Hero was.
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