We have some good news this time for Metallica fans in Europe. Activision Blizzard has announced a new bundle for Guitar Hero: Metallica (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii) that's exclusive to the territory.

Activision's Guitar Hero: Metallica kicks off this week's batch of new game releases. Actually, it's pretty much the only big game for both the PS3 and Xbox 360 this week (not counting PSN and XBL releases, of course). The Wii and DS meanwhile, still continue to get a lot of games that you may never have heard about of even want to play, but there are a few bright points: Gardening Mama, Tokyo Beat Down, and Major Minor's Majestic March. And the PSP? It gets one game. Yep, one.

Sorry, Karl, still no sign of Four Horsemen. Coming from the band itself, the full tracklist for Guitar Hero: Metallica (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2) has now been more or less confirmed. We say "more or less" because when Metallica posted the list on their site, they had a "tracklist subject to change" disclaimer. Well, it's better than nothing, and we can be rest assured that, since this list is coming from Metallica after all, this is "more or less" the real deal. No more resorting to partial lists and mini-updates - check out the full article for the entire set.

In their crusade to let the masses know exactly what a game contains, the ESRB has revealed a few more of the tracks included in Activision's Guitar Hero: Metallica (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2).

Guitar Hero fans, rejoice! In a few months' time, you'll get to play some real Guitar Heroes on your favorite platforms. Yep, Kirk Hammett and the rest of the band are coming to your consoles as Guitar Hero: Metallica (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2) gets a release date for North America, while other regions will follow later. Learn more in the full article.

Has the Guitar Hero series reached its peak? Is the market saturation too high? Activision doesn't care. In fact, they're still churning out Guitar Hero games, the latest of which is Guitar Hero: Metallica. Check out the first details about the game after the jump.

Mabie A. will surely go ballistic when she hears about this bit of news.The latest whispers about that never-set-in-stone DJ Hero title just notched two big details to its name: DJ Tiesto and a Summer 2009 release.

Updates on Guitar Hero: Metallica have been few and far between. Ever since it was announced back in June, we haven't heard much about it. So, surprise, surprise! Look what someone's discovered in Guitar Hero: World Tour? It's a teaser trailer for GH's upcoming installment!

MTV Games has announced that songs from the first Rock Band game will not be available as downloadable content for Rock Band 2. Apparently, the reasons are capitalistic as they plan to publish the first game "indefinitely." Better call up your friends and see if you can borrow a copy to export the songs.

You're probably already sick of hearing all those rumored set lists for Guitar Hero: World Tour. Inch by inch (song by song, rather), Activision revealed some artists contributing their own remastered tracks for the game, but now, the full blown 86-track list has finally been announced! In the process, World Tour has even set a new video game record of having the most songs on-disc. Read more to check out the full list of songs included in the game.