Well, you can all rest easy. Lars Ulrich of Metallica has not not said anything confirming a Guitar Hero: Metallica edition in another interview, which looks to be on the set of a music video shoot.

"Guitar Hero" may have brought videogames to the music-loving masses, but its new spinoff based on the music of Metallica is for headbangers only. Rather than taking the approach of last June’s ...

Metallica has finally confirmed "the worst-kept secret in rock 'n 'roll" and unveiled details of the upcoming "Guitar Hero" game devoted to the band. By Jonathan Cohen, Billboard, The Associated ...

SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Legendary musical icons and heavy metal pioneers, Metallica, are returning for an encore this fall by bringing their skill, intensity and passion to the Guitar Hero music ...

Guitar Hero: Metallica seems like just another way to cash-in on the hype cheaply, with everyone involved making out like bandits—or so the conventional wisdom would say. Preconceived notions ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Guitar Hero: Metallica Guitar Hero: Metallica is a music rhythm game developed by Neversoft, published by Activision and distributed by RedOctane.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Although the old adage about books is usually applicable to video games, it's actually just fine to judge Guitar Hero: Metallica by its cover.

In a way, Guitar Hero: Metallica should have arrived sooner—the very phrase “guitar hero” conjures images of fleet-fingered shredders like Metallica’s James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett.

Following in the same vein as the Aerosmith spin off - which lets you play through the career of the Walk this Way rockers - Guitar Hero: Metallica has also been spotted, and will be out on ...

Fortunately for metal fans, this year's "side project" is Guitar Hero: Metallica, which brings with it a ton of promise and hype. After all, Metallica is the band that has convinced countless ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Boy, Guitar Hero: Metallica got exciting all of a sudden, didn't it? Promising tracklist, a fine selection of "other bands" to play with ...