The DJ Hero “Extended Mix Pack 01″ includes:

• “All Of Me” by 50 Cent featuring Mary J. Blige vs. “Radio Ga Ga” by Queen
• “DARE” by Gorillaz vs. “Can’t Truss It” Performed by Public Enemy

Even if the mixes were separated into two individual songs, the downloadable content would still equal the price of $3 per mix. In comparison, for Guitar Hero 5, the individual song tracks are at the lower price of $2 each. When Activision was asked about this price, they would not confirm or deny if this was going to be the standard price for the future content.

“I cannot comment about future DJ Hero downloadable,” said Aaron Grant, the Guitar Heropublic relations manager, in an e-mailed statement this morning, “but for the DJ Hero downloadable content that has been announced, individual mixes will cost $3.”

Coming out on the date of November 24th, there will be a ”David Guetta Mix Pack,” which will include three mixes.

It looks to me like the individual song prices are not yet for sure. If you think that the $3 price is outrageous, make sure that you get your opinion heard.

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.

Jamie Jackson, the creative director of DJ Hero, was asked by the website “Destructoid” whether or not the DJ Hero controller would work with any other game. Jamie Jackson responded with a quite obvious answer by saying, “DJ Hero is DJ Hero. If someone needed to use our controller, then they would basically have to rip our game off.”

After all, the only other DJ game that I can think of is Scratch: The Ultimate DJ. Both the controller and the gameplay are completely different from each other so it makes sense that as of right now, it looks like the DJ Hero controller will not be used for any other games.

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.

The music is geared more toward teens. We will be able to play music that we would normally listen to and in a new way, turn table style. There probably won’t be a $60 game only version until DJ Hero 2, but then again, who would want to play the game on a controller? What are your impressions on the game? Are you planning this into your fall gaming budget or waiting for a used version to come around?