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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
In 2005, the first Guitar Hero game released and became an unexpected hit. This prompted Activision to make more entries into the series. In 2009, the ''Guitar Hero'' series started spin-offs. The first of which was ''Band Hero'' and was a family-friendly alternative to the Guitar Hero series. The spin-off series would take another unique turn with the release of ''DJ Hero'' in 2009. Simulating turntablism, the game was met well with critics. At E3 2010, at Nintendo's press conference ''DJ Hero 3D'' was announced, which would allow players to play ''DJ Hero'' on the go. During this time, ''DJ Hero 2'' was getting set for an October 2010 release. Also during this time, the ''Guitar Hero'' series was seeing dwindling sales and poor reception for their expansion packs. When ''DJ Hero 2'' released, it did not sit over well with fans and critics. This caused Activision to pull the plug on any future games including ''DJ Hero 3D''. | In 2005, the first ''Guitar Hero'' game released and became an unexpected hit. This prompted Activision to make more entries into the series. In 2009, the ''Guitar Hero'' series started spin-offs. The first of which was ''Band Hero'' and was a family-friendly alternative to the ''Guitar Hero'' series. The spin-off series would take another unique turn with the release of ''DJ Hero'' in 2009. Simulating turntablism, the game was met well with critics. | ||
==Cancellation== | |||
At E3 2010, at Nintendo's press conference ''DJ Hero 3D'' was announced, which would allow players to play ''DJ Hero'' on the go. During this time, ''DJ Hero 2'' was getting set for an October 2010 release. Also during this time, the ''Guitar Hero'' series was seeing dwindling sales and poor reception for their expansion packs. When ''DJ Hero 2'' released, it did not sit over well with fans and critics. This caused Activision to pull the plug on any future games including ''DJ Hero 3D''. | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The wired magazine covered the announcement of the Nintendo 3DS at E3 2010. In it, they describe the gameplay as "In ''DJ Hero 3D'', you just tap and scratch the touchscreen, which works well to mimic the feel of scratching on a turntable."<ref>[https://www.wired.com/2010/06/nintendo-3ds-hands-on/ Wired's coverage on DJ Hero 3D] Retrieved 30 Jan '18</ref> The game's mechanics would be similar to that of ''DJ Hero'''s where the objective to hit various notes in each level is presented to the player. Only screenshots of the game have been shown. It is not distinguishable from ''DJ Hero'' or ''DJ Hero 2''. | The wired magazine covered the announcement of the Nintendo 3DS at E3 2010. In it, they describe the gameplay as "In ''DJ Hero 3D'', you just tap and scratch the touchscreen, which works well to mimic the feel of scratching on a turntable."<ref>[https://www.wired.com/2010/06/nintendo-3ds-hands-on/ Wired's coverage on DJ Hero 3D] Retrieved 30 Jan '18</ref> The game's mechanics would be similar to that of ''DJ Hero'''s where the objective to hit various notes in each level is presented to the player. Only screenshots of the game have been shown. It is not distinguishable from ''DJ Hero'' or ''DJ Hero 2''. | ||
==Availability== | |||
Though a demo for ''DJ Hero 3D'' was present at E3 2010, the demo has not resurfaced since then. No other builds for the game have been released to the public or have surfaced. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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*[https://www.giantbomb.com/dj-hero-3d/3030-31764/ Giant Bomb covering DJ Hero 3D] Retrieved 30 Jan '18 | *[https://www.giantbomb.com/dj-hero-3d/3030-31764/ Giant Bomb covering DJ Hero 3D] Retrieved 30 Jan '18 | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:37, 17 April 2024
DJ Hero 3D was a planned Nintendo 3DS title in the DJ Hero series. The game was going to be published by Activision and would have been a launch title for the Nintendo 3DS.
Background
In 2005, the first Guitar Hero game released and became an unexpected hit. This prompted Activision to make more entries into the series. In 2009, the Guitar Hero series started spin-offs. The first of which was Band Hero and was a family-friendly alternative to the Guitar Hero series. The spin-off series would take another unique turn with the release of DJ Hero in 2009. Simulating turntablism, the game was met well with critics.
Cancellation
At E3 2010, at Nintendo's press conference DJ Hero 3D was announced, which would allow players to play DJ Hero on the go. During this time, DJ Hero 2 was getting set for an October 2010 release. Also during this time, the Guitar Hero series was seeing dwindling sales and poor reception for their expansion packs. When DJ Hero 2 released, it did not sit over well with fans and critics. This caused Activision to pull the plug on any future games including DJ Hero 3D.
Gameplay
The wired magazine covered the announcement of the Nintendo 3DS at E3 2010. In it, they describe the gameplay as "In DJ Hero 3D, you just tap and scratch the touchscreen, which works well to mimic the feel of scratching on a turntable."[1] The game's mechanics would be similar to that of DJ Hero's where the objective to hit various notes in each level is presented to the player. Only screenshots of the game have been shown. It is not distinguishable from DJ Hero or DJ Hero 2.
Availability
Though a demo for DJ Hero 3D was present at E3 2010, the demo has not resurfaced since then. No other builds for the game have been released to the public or have surfaced.
Gallery
External Link
- Giant Bomb covering DJ Hero 3D Retrieved 30 Jan '18
Reference
- ↑ Wired's coverage on DJ Hero 3D Retrieved 30 Jan '18