10 Perfect Songs A Guitar Hero Reboot Truly Needs
Though it has been the best part of a decade since the most recent release of a new game in the series, rumors have emerged that a reboot may be in development as part of Microsoft and Activision's new partnership. Though a new game hasn't been officially revealed, the mere prospect of it has fans of the once-popular rhythm music game franchise incredibly excited. While the most recent release, 2015's, was generally underwhelming, with seven mainline entries and approximately 3000 songs, the franchise has retained a loyal fanbase of dedicated players.
The latest in a series of rumors regarding the franchise's future was ignited by Activision CEO Bobby Kotick (via ), who during a meeting praised Microsoft's technological capabilities and speculated that the company's advancements in fields such as AI could conceivably make "" possible. Though Kotick's comment on the series may be innoxious, many have taken them to be a subtle hint at the pending return of one of gaming's most iconic and innovative franchises. An additional factor of interest concerns the music. Would a rebooted return to classic tracks that are widely associated with the franchise, or would it greatly expand its repertoire?
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An excellent candidate for inclusion as a track in a reboot would be the alternative hip-hop meets alternative rock classic, "," from Twenty One Pilots' fourth studio album,. This song has all the factors that make a great low-difficulty song, but beyond this, it is simply a great and enduringly popular song with wide-reaching appeal — both to rock and hip-hop fans.
Though it would never reach the legendary status of a track like "," "" would be a welcome, and likely well received,
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