But it's got a lot of other cool features that are implemented through the Wiimote. One thing that is lacking is that it doesn't have support for downloadable content. WN: Tell me more about the Wii version of the game - are there differences between that and the other versions?ĪF: The Wii version is a pretty close version to the Xbox 360 version of the game.

WN: How is downloadable content going to work? Is it going to be packs of songs, again, or individually?ĪF: Maybe somebody at Red Octane can answer that better, but as far as I know it's going to be downloadable packs like in the past. On top of that we've added more customization to the characters - you can change character outfits, change their styles, and all kinds of cool stuff like that. Boss battles, having guys like Slash and Tom Morello come in and put themselves into the game with a new composition was a big thing that is going to make the game a lot cooler. On top of that we've added the boss battles in the battle mode, which is a more competitive multiplayer mode. It's the next logical step for the multiplayer aspect of the game.

WN: Having gotten all that stuff down, what did you decide to add to GHIII to take it above and beyond GHII?ĪF: The first thing we added was online play, which is something that people had been asking for since GHII.

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