As if ATT hadn’t monopolized the mobile phone industry enough with the iPhone, the mobile giant has just niched an incredible deal with Activision for Guitar Hero Mobile.
Guitar Hero III Mobile dethroned Tetris in mobile gaming on Verizon, a miraculous feat, by offering three popular songs per month taken straight from Activision’s console game. Users who subscribe by March 1 will receive the standard start-up song package and also the month’s playlist, including Lynyrd Skynyrd’s ‘Freebird’, Black Sabbath’s ‘War Pigs’, and Iggy Pop’s ‘Search and Destroy’. Dilly-dalliers who subscribe after March 1 will have to wait for April to get any bonus song releases.
Membership on AT&T-supported phones has other benefits, too. The Java platform has allowed for certain upgrades to the BREW version of the game currently out on Verizon phones. The graphics are slightly larger and clearer, and Hands-On Mobile has added a haptic dimension to a missed note: the phone vibrates in response to butter fingers.
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