That's right, no sooner did your dad finally master the licks for "Paradise City" than the makers of Guitar Hero, Activision Blizzard Inc., announced they would be discontinuing the game after a healthy six year run.
The company also makes the uber-popular Call of Duty series, so it's not like they are hurting for money. And given that most "bands" today play synthetic instruments, it was likely getting harder and harder to find popular songs with a guitar track attached.
So, farewell Guitar Hero, the world, especially Twitter users it seems, will miss you....
@TWlTTERWHALE RIP Guitar Hero. Maybe now people will learn how to play a real guitar
@djmts RIP Guitar Hero, LIVE DJ HERO!!!.
@charlottesleet RIP Guitar Hero? Oh no :| What will I now do with my life?
@aHam_Vagabond "RIP Guitar Hero" is trending but not #Egypt or #Jan25.. Priorities..
@SwiftsSuperman RIP Guitar Hero =(
@ImMarvoloRiddle RIP Guitar Hero. You taught people how to think they're awesome, even when they're not. I salute you.
@funnyordie RIP Guitar Hero. You took something easy that helped guys get laid & made it an impossibly difficult sex deterrent. Goodnight, sweet prince.
@jimmypurchase RIP Guitar Hero. You will no longer expose young people and nerds to cheesy 80's songs that should have died a long time ago.
@HelioCosta_ RIP Guitar Hero ... TrĂ¡gico u_u
@kikulest RIP Guitar Hero is trending. whaaaattt?
@AlchemyTattooLA RIP Guitar Hero... This is JUST like when Jimi Hendrix died... Except one was a national treasure and one is a pile of buttons and wires.
@TBlackford3 'RIP Guitar Hero' is trending? Sorry, but the way I feel is more like 'Guitar Hero is dead, let Rock Band feast on its CORPSE!' LOL ;)
Thursday, February 10, 2011
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