PS3 Guitar Hero Aerosmith Original Bundle (Game + Guitar)

Last year, Guitar Hero III hit a wide range of systems, including the PC for the first time. The results were pretty mixed, as the game offered all of the features and gameplay elements that you’d find on consoles, but also presented some troublesome

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith Review Walk This Way It shouldn't be possible, but Guitar Hero: Aerosmith manages to simultaneously offer too much and not enough of the band in question. Basing a game entirely around the output of one has-been band that h

What, No "Lord of the Thighs"? Actually, forget about screwing around with Aerosmith's debut album; the 70s aren't fully featured in any way. The original "Walk This Way," "Kings and Queens," and "Let the Music Do the Talking," are only present as

Three years ago, when Harmonix first put those small plastic guitars in gamers' sweaty hands, the novelty of the controller coupled with the unique gameplay was enough to hold people's attention. However, as more sequels were cranked out, the game's

For those of you who are pressed for time--or simply hate to read--here's an abridged review of the latest Guitar Hero: If you like Aerosmith, you'll like this game. If you don't like Aerosmith, you will not like this game. Even dedicated fans of the

If you’ve watched thirty seconds of television since June 29 th , chances are good that you've witnessed at least some advertising for RedOctane and Neversoft’s recent entry into the Guitar Hero franchise—Guitar Hero: Aerosmith. As a holdover for fan

Reviewing a new Guitar Hero game is almost as problematic as performing the same duties for new versions of SingStar. The always-impressive guitar game has long since been buffed and shined to perfection leaving really only the track listing to argu

It could be argued that the video games industry has a somewhat unhealthy obsession with the Second World War. But just when you thought the conflict in question had been milked for all its worth by the legions of WWII-themed, first-person shooters,

retalic's Review of Guitar Hero for PS2

Hammer-ons and pull-offs, stage diving and headbanging. This is Guitar Hero ; the PS2 game that's made to make you believe that you're a rock God, and it does exactly that, as you dance around the room like a loon with a guitar strapped round his nec

Some time ago, I remember talking with another journo about what made games so great. One thing we came up with was that a really good game can get close enough to replicating an experience you’ll never have that your imagination can fill in the blan