Metallica comments on "Guitar Hero: Metallica"

After it was revealed yesterday by Gamespot.com, Metallica has issued a statement on the possibility of a "Guitar Hero: Metallica."

Metallica has issued the following comment:
"An all Metallica Guitar Hero game . . . fact or fiction? Idle internet gossip, wishful thinking, or the real deal? Let's just say that perhaps, just maybe, if you've already mastered 'One' on GHIII there might be a pile of 'Tallica songs in your future. More details later this summer..."

Gamespot said the following on June 2, 2008:
“Guitar Hero: Metallica is no longer a case of wishful thinking or idle speculation–it’s fact. When sifting through an SEC filing of Activision’s over the weekend, Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Edward Woo–associate of the highly visible Michael Pachter–uncovered a gem in the section where the Santa Monica, California-based publisher discussed its upcoming game slate.”

Date: Jun 03, 2008
As Reported by: jason

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christyie brtickert myustane - 2008-11-24 16:00:58
i'm fucking staving to to deth someone is ggoing to be fou

Andy Beverley - 2008-07-17 09:24:13
About bloody time, lets pray for some stuff from puppets. Thingy? I need to change my underwear!

sn1p3r - 2008-06-04 15:52:23
BITCHEN!!!

erichell94 - 2008-06-04 12:17:39
This game is going to be amazing, but MAD HARD!!!!

admin - 2008-06-04 09:37:25
I'll play up through the black album. I wonder if in career mode you get to sue fans. That could be fun.

flowingcrimson - 2008-06-04 07:49:05
That game's gonna be kickass. I can't wait.

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