It seems that GamePro is reporting that there will be no Xbox Live support when Guitar Hero II for Xbox 360 hits retail this March. That would have been one feature that would have made the Xbox 360 version the must-have version in comparison to the PS2.
This month's feature takes a look back at the time when zero string guitars saw a boom in popularity.
Jerry from BagoGames says, "It turns out that 2007 was an amazing year for gamers, not only did many franchises begin, some started to get their footing."
It's crazy to think that Uncharted came out so long ago. I replayed the series last year as part of the Nathan Drake Collection, and the game felt brand new again, even after all these years. Such an enduring franchise.
Sirus Gaming's Editor-in-Chief:
"The Playstation 2 system is still considered to be the number 1 best-selling console in the market with 155 million units sold, beating the Nintendo DS to second place with only 154.01 million units sold. With Sony’s legacy console topping the charts, new comers in the gaming community will never overlook what Playstation 2 is and its success.
Now, we go through my list of my personal Top 5 PS2 Games of All-Time"
Nice choices! I would add Final Fantasy X because I am a big fan of the game and the RPG.
are they crap developers or are they holding it back so they can sell gh 3 in the holiday season now with online play ??????????
People, just read the original source article on GamePro - don't read the misleading summary here, or the misleading "article" at 1pstart.com. I honestly don't think the "authors" on these sites even read the article either. All it says is at release, no multiplayer over live - which they spin into no LIVE support at all. Here is a quote from the original article:
"Through Xbox Live you'll now be able to download new themes for the Xbox 360 dashboard, picture packs for your profile, get ranked on global leaderboards, or purchase a number of new songs and jam packs that will be available to download. Talk about lengthening product life. Multiplayer, however, is still limited to offline only, but Coop, Face-off, and Pro Face-off return on the Xbox 360 version....Essentially, GHII on the Xbox 360 is the same game we've all played on the PS2. But, the added level of depth and unlimited replay value through achievements and downloadable content make GHII: Xbox 360 the ultimate version to own."
Either pull the article or change the headline to read "No Online Multiplayer for 360 Version of GH2 at Launch".
Lying bastards....
no online multiplayer does take away from what I was expecting.
stil will probably buy it, but some guitar dueling would have been great:)
but for some reason, they turn a deaf ear to the gaming public.
We have been calling for online multiplayer since the first Guitar Hero was released on day one!
Now you have a format like "live" and you still don't incorporate any sort of online multiplayer? Why?
It just doesn't make any sense to me.
I know it won't support it now...but maybe GH3 will. I just have to think that online multiplayer with the vision camera would be a hoot!