However, Activision announced on February 28 that a new Guitar Hero game would be released on mobile, leaving many fans excited. The excitement soured a little when people saw the promo picture ...

While Guitar Hero fans have been anxiously awaiting a new title in the rhythm game series for years, the use of artificial intelligence to market the new title has soured what should have been an ...

Activision has teased a number of new titles, with fans encouraged to give their feedback on potential Crash Bandicoot and Guitar Hero games. In other news, a massive update for Call Of Duty ...

TL;DR: Activision is developing a new Guitar Hero game for mobile, revealed through an accidental Instagram leak. The ad, criticized for AI usage, highlights Activision's ongoing AI integration ...

As its name suggests, Guitar Hero Mobile is meant to be a new installment designed for tablets ... a mockup to gauge whether or not this is a game that fans would even want. Upon advancing to ...

Activision’s once pioneering music game franchise has been dormant for several years. Microsoft head Phil Spencer even recently addressed the lack of new Guitar Hero games by saying that passing ...

As it turns out, the new Guitar Hero game this divisive ad is meant to promote doesn't even exist, according to a report from Eurogamer. Instead, the fake advertisement is part of a market ...

To celebrate the release of the epic new Guitar Hero Live game, Brit rock heroes Mallory Knox stopped by the launch of the game to… ...

With that said, Hyperkin is releasing a new Guitar Hero controller, specifically for the Wii versions of the game. According to Hyperkin, the Hyper Strummer guitar controller can be used with ...

Call of Duty publisher Activision has been blasted over its use of cheap AI once again, this time for a clearly-generated piece of artwork designed to announce a new Guitar Hero game for smartphones.

Over the weekend, followers of Activision’s Instagram page noticed them posting something unusual: an ad for a new Guitar Hero game, titled Guitar Hero Mobile. But what really drew attention ...

[Robert] wrote a program using Max/MSP that lets him make music with his guitar hero controller ... Mac and Windows and allows a sort of ‘live play’ or midi mapping mode.