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DJ Hero 2 And Warriors Of Rock Snag Free DLC
Activision is teaming up with Coca-Cola and the musical talents of DJ Tiësto to bring you free DLC. Starting today and running till November 29, DJ Hero 2 and Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock will be getting exclusive mixes from Tiësto and a new track pack featuring My Chemical Romance, respectively. Check out the details below.
Tiësto Mix Pack Presented by Coca-Cola
- “Traffic” Mixed With “Louder Than Boom”
- “Feel It In My Bones” ft. Tegan & Sara
- “Knock You Out” ft. Emily Haines Mixed With “Young Lions”
The Tiësto Mix Pack will be available on Xbox Live, PSN and as downloadable singles on the Wii for free November 23-29.
Four free songs by My Chemical Romance are on the table for Warriors of Rock fans, one of which is from their newest album Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys.
My Chemical Romance Track Pack
- “Bulletproof Heart”
- “Helena”
- “Teenagers”
- “Welcome To The Black Parade”
There are some stipulations and you’ll have to jump through a few hoops to secure your free tracks, but depending on your musical tastes it may be worth it. The My Chemical Romance Track Pack will be available only for Xbox 360 owners, and you must secure a code through mycoke.com/guitarhero “while supplies last.”
Don’t feel like jumping through the hoops? The My Chemical Romance Track Pack is also available to download now for 600 Microsoft Points/$7.49/750 Wii Points, or 160 Microsoft Points/$1.99/200 Wii Points per song.
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