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Party drops let a friend join mid-song in Guitar Hero 5, Activision's 2009 entry, also on Wii, developed by Neversoft. A track already in progress can take another instrument, which is the party feature the box was selling.
The setlist and the five-button guitar remain the familiar loop. Drop-in is the change: you do not have to wait for the next menu to add a drummer.
Neversoft's party-minded chapter is this drop-in. The Wii release is that same mid-song invitation on Nintendo's console.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
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