I can't tell you how many times I was disappointed when I see PAWG in the title but the thumbnail clearly shows an ass that can barely twerk.
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Activision's not-so-secret DJ Hero game has seemingly been name-dropped yet again, and dated for release in Summer 2009.According to a supposed e-mail newsletter from superstar DJ, Tiesto, the dutch artist - who's often referred to as the biggest DJ in the world - will provide tracks especially for the unannounced Guitar Hero spin-off."We are proud to announce that Tiësto has teamed up with the game developer Activision and their latest project DJ Hero," reads the newsletter.Activision will release a special Tiesto edition of DJ Hero - similar to Aerosmith and Metallica versions of Guitar Hero - which will contain classic Tiesto productions "as well as new music composed especially for the game."Tijs 'Tiesto' Verwest said of the deal: "I am very excited about this! I think this is a great way to introduce people into Djing. Maybe they realize it's not as easy as they think. I am sure this brings new fans to the scene, dance music is not far from hip-hop for example. Hopefully the music I have composed appeals to all kinds of fans!"We're still waiting for confirmation of the news from Activision UK.DJ Hero first surfaced in a trademark earlier this year, and was later backed up by an accidental confirmation from the Guitar Hero: World Tour team.It's said to utilise a new turntable-style controller and a setup that has coloured icons scrolling around a virtual on-screen record.Are you excited about the prospect of hitting the plastic decks? Let us know below.
QuoteI think this is a great way to introduce people into Djing. Maybe they realize it's not as easy as they think.That sounds like a contradiction of sorts.Anyway, will wait for the superior Northern Exposure edition.
I think this is a great way to introduce people into Djing. Maybe they realize it's not as easy as they think.
