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Posted on Wednesday, December 15 @ 08:47:02 Eastern by


Ever since the release of the original Guitar Hero, the music game genre has spread like wildfire. There's been over a handful of Guitar Hero releases and the Hero franchise now includes the likes of world-class DJs with DJ Hero. You can now live the fantasy of being in a band with Rock Band, or dance like Michael Jackson.

But after severely disappointing sales struck the entire music game genre this year, many believe that the consumer market is overly saturated with music games and the peripherals needed to play each game. EA, on the other hand, thinks all the genre needs is "one big hit" to recover.

The video game industry is no different than the movie, music or television business...

One big hit will change everything. And at EA, new hits are on the way.

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  • LinksOcarina
    LinksOcarina

    Joined: Nov 2005
    Posted: Dec 15th, 2010 at 9:12 am
    Funny, they had Harmonix and Rock Band, but let it go to make their own?!

    I guess we shall see what is brought to the table, then.

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