Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits

Activision have released a fact sheet detailing the upcoming Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits that will gather some of the favourite tracks from the first three games as well as spin offs Guitar Hero: Aerosmith and Rocks the 80's and allows you to play them with the full band configuration introduced in Guitar Hero: World Tour.

The package will include 48 master recordings and they will be playable in both band career and battle of the band modes. Below is five bullets from the fact sheet full of wonderful PR phrases:

Guitar Hero's Greatest Hits - Play alone or as a full band and rock out to 48 of some of the hottest fan-favorite tracks from Guitar Hero's original guitar-centric games: Guitar Hero, Guitar Hero II, Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s and Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.

I'm With the Band -Video game fanatics can expand to full band and for the first time ever strum, drum and belt out some of their favorite Guitar Hero songs as master tracks on all gaming systems as they jam along to updated note tracks and all-new gameplay for the drum controller and microphone.

A Setlist that Guarantees "Nothin But A Good Time" - Guitar Hero Greatest Hits features the most memorable songs from Guitar Hero games together in one epic setlist, comprised of all master recordings including, "Them Bones" by Alice in Chains, Queen's "Killer Queen," "Nothin' But A Good Time" by Poison, Rage Against The Machine's "Killing in the Name," "I Wanna Rock" by Twisted Sister, Joan Jett and The Blackhearts' "I Love Rock N Roll," Heart's "Barracuda" and Guitar Hero III favorite Dragonforce's "Through the Fire and Flames."

Discover the Spirit of Rock, All Around the World - Rock through fantastic locations with Guitar Hero favorites and play at eight new venues based on wonders of the world, including the Amazon, Polar Ice Caps and the Grand Canyon.

Create, Customize and Share - Guitar Hero Greatest Hits features the Music Studio, GHTunes and the Rock Star Creator first made famous in Guitar Hero World Tour. Create your own hits in Music Studio, share them online with GHTunes and watch your created superstar shred and drum to your soon-to-be breakout hit. With difficulty levels ranging from "Beginner" mode, introduced in Guitar Hero World Tour to the difficult-to-master "Expert+" mode first seen in Guitar Hero® Metallica®, Guitar Hero Greatest Hits is accessible for all players.