Mixaboy

World of Warcraft, shimmering flats raceway type thing.

Maybe that isn't always the best idea for an entertainment video game. Hard-work and dedication is great when it comes to working out or building a career, but maybe when it comes to the end of the day and I want to cool off and play a video game, I'd like something I can just pick up and play and not have to put in multiple sessions of practice just to enjoy myself.

WitF gets my vote due to "00000014 - Big Apple, Waluigi AM"

Turtles in Time reference FTW.

Ric Flair, woooooooooooo!

The sheer amount of SKUs is getting ridiculous, but in the end I don't really care. If the music is good, I'm not going to pass the game up just because it's the 4th GH game released this year. And the same can be said of most people here. Assuming you like most of the music on one of these, would you honestly not buy it solely because 'they made too many versions of the game this year"

I'm starting to think that's Activision's strategy. If they keep pumping out more setlists, they are bound to hook people on at least one of them.

Just to note, 'Chealsea Dagger' by The Fratelli's must be confirmed too, since it's mentioned in the above screenshot.

I'm still confused. How the hell was Rock Band the best selling game if Guitar Hero World Tour outsold it 2 to 1. And didn't sell as well as FIFA, according to this same article...

What am I missing :P

A Guitar Hero board game would be amazing :P

All we want to do is eat your brains
We’re not unreasonable; I mean, no one’s gonna eat your eyes.

Dumb as all hell. I'll buy it when I can pick and choose my tracks for DLC (which you know will happen sooner or later).