I hate to say it, but I don't think I'd be in the market for it. AC/DC is absolutely a great game. In fact, one of the best Stern made. But to me it is starting to feel old. I was playing it the other night at a friends house, and somewhere along the way it lost its spark for me. I enjoyed it, but not enough to buy. And it is because of other games. Metallica is more fun to me now. GoT is just amazing. And I'm even looking back at Star Trek because of the explanations of SKB. AC/DC just doesn't fit in anymore. I'll still play it every chance I get, but that "instant buy" feeling I had last year as I wanted it has been replaced by games like TWD and GoT. Exquisite short playing games that nail it.

I think what Stern has really proved is that theme is almost irrelevant. I never really liked Metallica as a band, but the game just kicks ass. Same with AC/DC. They were an ok band years ago, but the rules in the game were a blast. That is the key that makes a game great. Theme needs to not annoy, and some sales come just from theme, but to make a game great it needs more than that.