Earlier this week, Activision announced the first bit of downloadable content post Guitar Hero 5's release, and it got me wondering: Can I use that content in Guitar Hero World Tour? The short answer is: nope.
"Guitar Hero 5 downlodable content will be compatible with future Guitar Hero and Band Hero games," a rep told us, "however the advancements and innovations made to the franchise do not allow for downloadable content to be backwards compatible with Guitar Hero World Tour."
The advancements they're talking about include band moments, Expert+ drumming, and the new vocal star power. It should be noted again that DLC you've previously purchased is compatible, and it will be possible to "export" songs from Guitar Hero World Tour and Smash Hits to play in Guitar Hero 5. Those songs, however, require you to download tracks with the updated Guitar Hero 5 features.
So there you go -- if you figured you'd be able to stick with your previous games and extend your experience via DLC, that's the bad news. The good news is that Guitar Hero 5 actually looks pretty good; it hits stores on September 1.
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11:00 AM on 08.22.2009
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I think you mean "not".
Anyway, did anyone else see "Guitar Hero World" in the title, blink a few times, and flip out because they thought they'd missed some ridiculous rhythmic persistent MMO announcement?
Activision frightens me, just knowing that they're out there . . . somewhere. Waiting. Plotting. Drafting peripherals.
As far as it being "obvious" or "not surprise," I agree. But it had to be asked and clarified. RB2 added slight additions to its gameplay (hammer on/pull off chords, for instance), and all of the DLC (as far as I know) is compatible with both games.
I was just hoping to make it clear to those who had intended on purchasing the live Stones stuff -- you're going to need Guitar Hero 5 or Band Hero.
At least the graphics for 5 look a little less ugly. Maybe worth a rent.
But that made more sense, since GHIII DLC was guitar and bass/rhythm guitar only. It still would have been nice to play it, but the vocalist and drummer would have felt left out. The issue here isn't that previous DLC isn't compatible, but that new DLC doesn't work with the old game.
Seriously though, I wonder why you can't just play the new tracks minus the new features. It can't be that hard to code the differences, and don't forget, the Metallica album DLC worked with both GHIII and World Tour, so it's quite possible for them to release it all in one package and have it work elsewhere.
Still...kinda sucks for the people that just bought GH:WT. RB1 late-purchasers could have stayed with RB1 and continued to download songs. WT owners are kinda being forced to buy the newest version, if DLC comes out that they want. But, I'm guessing if you bought WT and enjoyed it, you're going to make the jump to #5.
"Guitar Hero 5 downlodable content will be compatible a lange and sohne watches with future Guitar Hero and Band Hero games," a rep told us01 the one watches, "however the advancements and innovations made to the franchise do not allow for downloadable content to be backwards compatible with Guitar Hero World Tour."
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