Amazon just dropped their Guitar Hero Smash Hits prices to $19.99 (-$40 off retail price) for Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Nintendo Wii:
If you'd rather buy it in a store instead of Amazon, check out this photo of Best Buy's Dec 06-12th ad:
Disappointed that Guitar Hero World Tour only exported 35 out of 86 tracks? If additional songs are licensed and become available for disc importing in the future, you'll have to pay another re-licensing fee for those new songs, according to official Guitar Hero Support information.
The same goes for exporting Guitar Hero Smash Hits, which only offered 21 out of 48 on-disc tracks.
The official GuitarHero.com FAQ states:
Will the Disc Import offers available now be updated in the future? Will new songs be added?
No. If new songs become available an additional import will appear in the Import Offers list. There will be a nominal re-licensing fee for any additional offers.
Guitar Hero gamers looking to export songs like "Through the Fire and Flames", "Beast and the Harlot", "Bark at the Moon", and "Raining Blood" will have to continue waiting for the chance to import into Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero. Reports indicate that music licensing deals with Warner Music Group (and possibly others) are what’s holding up the release of the remaining song exports. We will keep you updated as events develop.
5Frets.com is the only site publishing both the list of songs that ARE and ARE NOT available for exporting to Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero.
Guitar Hero Smash Hits is called Guitar Hero Greatest Hits in Europe.
This is one of the biggest moments in Guitar Hero history, one that gamers have been wishing and waiting for – ever since Rock Band 2 allowed owners to import Rock Band 1 to build a mega song library.
Around midnight Wednesday (Thursday morning), the Guitar Hero 5 Music Store for Nintendo Wii finally opened up, allowing the long-awaited Guitar Hero World Tour disc importing. 5Frets.com was among the first to connect to the Music Store and captured the first photos of the Disc Import feature in action, minutes ago:
