Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock hits gold for Apple Mac

Aspyr Media, Inc. today announced the Mac version of Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock has been declared Gold Master and is scheduled to begin shipping to retail stores December 10, 2007. Released in partnership with Activision, Inc., the Guitar Hero®franchise makes its debut on Macintosh computers and gives even more gamers the opportunity to unleash their inner-rock star.

Developed and published exclusively by Aspyr, Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock for Mac matches its console counterparts with a killer set list that includes many of the most popular rock songs ever recorded. Explosive content and features include a multiplayer action-inspired battle mode, grueling boss battles, a host of unlockable content and visually stunning rock venues. Expansive online multiplayer game modes also allow aspiring axe-shredders worldwide to compete head-to-head for true legendary rock status with PC and Mac gamers, alike.

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock will be available as a hybrid PC/Mac bundle.

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock for Mac comes bundled with an X-Plorer guitar controller for the SRP of $79.99 and is rated ‘T’ for Teen by the ESRB. For more information on this game please visit http://www.aspyr.com. For more information on the Guitar Hero franchise, please go to the dedicated community site http://www.guitarhero.com.

38 Comments

  1. Are they not being sued by some band or other for theft of IP?

    twilightmoon, it has all that and more – the victim, in most cases, being the English language. Which most teens will not notice but which might confuse youngsters. Isn’t it so cute to see high school freshmen walking down the street calling women (usually) “bitch”?

  2. “Are they not being sued by some band or other for theft of IP?”

    Yes, and it’s what I like about you Dave, silly romantic.

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  3. I’m sorry, but this ‘game’ is really lame. My son has it, so I’ve tried it out. What’s extremely sad is that playing this game exulting “guitar heroes” will actually retard any attempt at playing a real guitar. I know the game has been a financial success, yet I can’t help thinking that it would have been more deserving if after devoting a hundred hours of play a person could walk away with the ability to play a few chords on an actual guitar, or the actual guitar riff you are mimicking in the game. Games are all a waste of time, and that in part is what makes them fun, yet most games are entertaining because they put you in scenarios in which you would never normally find yourself (unless death or jail are what you’re aiming for). Being a guitar player is something that more than a few can realistically aspire to, and if the hours spent on the ‘game’ were spent by the average kid actually learning music and practicing the real thing ultimately they would have a more satisfying experience. And, as said, playing GH, the game, will mess up your finger coordination.

  4. Spark: “Being a guitar player is something that more than a few can realistically aspire to, and if the hours spent on the ‘game’ were spent by the average kid actually learning music and practicing the real thing ultimately they would have a more satisfying experience. And, as said, playing GH, the game, will mess up your finger coordination.”

    Just like choosing between porn or real people?

  5. TT, I’m not sure if there’s any “racism” involved. I live in rich, upper-middle-class Newton. The kids wandering down the street saying “Beitch” and “Hoah” and the like are white sons of doctors and lawyers and the like. Half of them have their trousers hung around their knees. The black kids in the school show much better manners and wear their pants above the crack.
    Ampar, I was just asking. The suit, from what I’d heard, sounded rather pathetic.
    Dave

  6. Exactly my point, DL. But let a conservative make that observation, and he has attacked “culture” and “heritage”.

    It makes not an iota of difference what the point was, it’s what someone wants to hear that matters to them.

  7. THE question to the wannabe “Jimi” above, and any other “lady” out there

    Regardless of whatever “land” you may, or may not, have been to

    All comes down to this …

    ARE you Experienced ?

    Have you EVER been Experienced ?

    Not even necessarily stoned, but at least beautiful

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    BC

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