> looks like its over for the guitar hero franchise.it seems that it took a toll due to > the low financial reports on music games. Activision decided to sell off the > companies and its workforce of 500 employees.I am not surprised by this because there > is just too many of these games around. they needed to keep the Guitar Hero franchise > going but, with no inginuity the franchise just fell on its final note. > farewell guitar hero.heres the link > http://www.thehdroom.com/news/Guitar-Hero-Franchise-Canceled-by-Activision/8386
You would think a company who lived 1983 videogame crash learned already about market saturation and consequences.
It would be funny to find plastic guitars in a landfill as Atari did with E.T. though (something it won't happen because there're better methods to deal with such problems).
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