If you purchased Guitar Hero Live between December 1, 2017, and January 1, 2019, you are likely eligible to get your money back. Seemingly in an effort to settle, Activision has now begun offering purchasers of the game refunds. On January 22, the lawsuit was voluntarily dismissed without prejudice, which leaves the door open for Fishel and his lawyers to file suit again should they choose to do so. running 24-hours a day, seven days a week." In his suit, he claims that the shutdown of the servers was not "disclose prominently and conspicuously", and these actions amount to false advertising on the part of Activision.
GUITAR HERO LIVE SERVER DOWN ANDROID
The server shutdown rendered the iOS and Android versions of the game completely unplayable.īack in September, a gamer in California named Robert Fishel filed a proposed class action lawsuit alleging that Activision marketed, "an always-on music video network. The songs in this mode accounted for over 90 percent of the game's content, with users now only having access to the 42 songs included on the game disc. This removed more than 480 in-game songs that were only available via streaming. To give some background on this, Activision announced last June that it would be shutting down the Guitar Hero Live servers in December. Now, following the removal of the "Guitar Hero Live" mode from the aptly-named Guitar Hero Live game released in 2015, Activision has responded to a class-action lawsuit by giving voluntary refunds to anyone who purchased the game over the last two years. Then, Activision-Blizzard announced hundreds of layoffs, citing stagnating growth in key titles like Overwatch and Hearthstone. First, they lost Destiny after their break-up with Bungie, causing their stock to tumble.
It's been a rough couple of months for Activision.
Following the threat of a class-action lawsuit, Activision has begun offering refunds to gamers who purchased the game in late 2017 through 2018. Recap: Activision found themselves in hot water after decommissioning the Guitar Hero Live servers, rendering many versions of the game unplayable.
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