Activision has greatly decreased the number of games that they are going to come out with each year. The success of their games may have recently gone down causing Activision to come up with a different plan of releasing. Apparently, this fall, Guitar Hero 6 is a game that has been given a release date that is set for the fall of this year and the next DJ Hero game will be coming out shortly after that. For reasons that are unknown, Activision has decided not to say “DJ Hero 2″ but instead they continuously just refer to it as the next DJ Hero.

Activision did have a few things to say about the games including that they are ”more great original music, new and innovative gameplay modes and a significantly enhanced social gaming experience and plenty of downloadable content.”

In the year of 2009, Activision came out with 25 different versions of the game Guitar Hero. However, to be clear, the Xbox 360 version of Guitar Hero 5 is a different version than the PlayStation version of Guitar Hero 5.
When Activision was having a conversation about it’s performance in 2009, it was mentioned that they would significantally reduce the number of versions of Guitar Hero that they would release in 2010. The number 10 was the estimated number of different version that would come out.

Activision promised to release more details, at a later date, about the Guitar Hero games that will come out this year.

To me, it seems a little weird that Activision is deciding to start on the DJ Hero sequel when they do not even know how the first game is going to do. It seems to me like you would want to be at least a little concerned about if people are really interested in this game.  Activision is a big fan of sequels, but they are an even bigger fan of money. To know that they are already working on developing some DLC for this game is a good thing because gamers could get persuaded to buying DJ Hero after hearing that more songs and such will be on the way. Also, it is good to know that there will be a sequel because people are expected to buy an expensive controller for it. They are going to want at least more then one game to use it on.

Here are the tracks:

• Daft Punk “Around the World” vs. Young MC “Bust A Move”
• Daft Punk “Da Funk” vs. NASA “Strange Enough ft. Karen O, ODB and Fatlip”
• Daft Punk “Da Funk” vs. Queen “Another One Bites the Dust”
• Daft Punk “Robot Rock” vs. Hashim “Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)” – Produced and mixed by The Scratch Perverts
• Daft Punk “Robot Rock” vs. Queen “We Will Rock You”
• Daft Punk “Short Circuit” vs. Boogie Down Productions “Jack Of Spades”
• Daft Punk “Technologic” vs. Gary Numan “Cars”
• Daft Punk “Television Rules The Nation” vs. No Doubt “Hella Good”

Daft Punk is going to have a busy year coming up for them. Supposedly they have twenty-four new tracks coming out for their sequel, Tron Legacy.

DJ Hero may have some troubles when it comes out. Overall, the music games have started to become a lot less popular than before. Also, if there was the choice between being a rock star or a DJ, I believe that the choice would probably be the rock star.

The controller which is used is called a “turntable controller”. You can spin and scratch just like a real DJ would. This innovative controller includes music tools similar to what an actual DJ would use today to create sick mixes such as a fully-rotating turntable, samples button, effects dial, and cross fader. You can add your own bold character to the songs to make them your own. You will become the life of the party. You can sample with different sounds, scratch to the beat and blend different songs in order to express yourself. Another great feature in this game is multiplayer mode. Two different DJs can battle competively against each other, or have one player add some emcee with a microphone. This game also includes DJ-guitar mode. There are exclusive songs that can be created by you with a Guitar Hero controller or with the turntable controller.

This game will give allow you to add your own taste to the songs that you love.