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More Guiter Hero: Rocks the 80s Tracks Unveiled

21 Apr 2008 at 18:31:45 by Paul Younger

If you've played Guitar Hero to death, which you probably have, then some fresh new tracks have been unveiled today for the summer release of Guitar Hero: Rocks the 80s. The new game plays homage to the poodle rockers of the 80s, you know, the guys with the tight spandex and permed hair. It's not a decade of rock that was particularly decent so I think this one could be an acquired taste. The  new tracks revealed today include...

  • 18 and Life (as made famous by Skid Row)
  • Bathroom Wall (as made famous by Faster Pussycat)
  • Lonely is the Night (as made famous by Billy Squier)
  • Nothing But a Good Time (as made famous by Poison)
  • Play With Me (as made famous by Extreme)
  • Shaken (as made famous by Eddie Money)
  • Synchronicity II (as made famous by Police)

    Right! Where's that Black Sabbath Album? I must cleanse myself!

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    Guitar Hero: Rocks the 80s
    Game: Guitar Hero: Rocks the 80s
    Developer: Harmonix
    Publisher: RedOctane
    Released: 31 Jul 2007
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