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No, the reason the games fell out of favour was pure market saturation. I have a pretty extensive series of tweets from a while ago as to what it was like being on the porting team from all of the Wii versions of GH developed by Vicarious Visions except GH3, but to summarize:
Both HMX and ATVI independently came to the conclusion that they could somehow sell a copy of either Rock Band or Guitar Hero to every person on Earth if only they pushed the correct genre buttons, overlooking the fact that some people just don't like music/rhythm games.
Anyone with their finger within a mile of the pulse could see that that wasn't the case, but both companies plodded along with quarterly updates anyway, HMX with Green Day, Beatles, LEGO, et al, and the latter with Aerosmith, Metallica, Van Halen, and Greatest Hits.
By both drenching the market in disc-based titles, as well as pushing "new" peripherals with each yearly refresh in order to widen the profit margins, the market put its collective foot down. In early 2011, GH failed, and RB shortly thereafter aside from DLC.
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