Hah! Called it! I so fucking called it!
Now I'm really glad I didn't bother with any of these sorts of games after Guitar Hero 3.
I guess the record companies wanted more extortionate cuts for each song license after the genre became popular, so we can't have repeat tracks unless you pony up some more cash.
Oh no, there's MUCHO money to be made in milking your existing fanbase even harder.
And they know that they'll pay.
Using a new "technical limitation" as an excuse was brilliant. It sidesteps all the legal issues, and forces the end-user to pay to download the same song, but s/he can't use it for anything else.
Now I'm really glad I didn't bother with any of these sorts of games after Guitar Hero 3.
I guess the record companies wanted more extortionate cuts for each song license after the genre became popular, so we can't have repeat tracks unless you pony up some more cash.
Oh no, there's MUCHO money to be made in milking your existing fanbase even harder.
And they know that they'll pay.
Using a new "technical limitation" as an excuse was brilliant. It sidesteps all the legal issues, and forces the end-user to pay to download the same song, but s/he can't use it for anything else.