Guitar Hero On Tour- Decades (bundle)

I bought this game with a great deal of excitement as I love the Guitar Hero games for the playstation and the Xbox. However Guitar Hero D.S didnt really give me the challenge or the thrill that I normally get from playing these games. So What Went Wrong? The first thing I noticed that was disappointing about this game was the fact that there was only four buttons to play with instead of the usual five on the other consoles. This made gameplay a lot more dull and not as challenging as the other games. The next thing I faulted with this game is that the DS does not have a great sound capability so the songs cannot be played loudly to give ...  Read the complete review

I suggested this product, and for some reason put bundle into it. I brought this game a solus, so I will be doing a review on the solus part of the game, and will be talking about the guitar grip as well. If you have already read my Guitar Hero on Tour review, a lot of this may seem similar. It's not going to be a copy of the original review, but as it is pretty much the same game so things like the Instructions and the Guitar Grip will be pretty similar. I hope this is not against the rules, as I don't want to leave it out, just because some people may have not read my other review and I don't want to leave it out. ...  Read the complete review

I'm not going to repeat all the stuff in previous reviews on this item about how to play and what songs etc. I'm just going to say -in my humble opinion -this game is brilliant! If you're considering buying it - do it and you will be addicted! As I have been playing guitar for nearly 20 years I always viewed the Guitar Hero franchise with some suspicion - you pay for a fake guitar and stand in front of the TV playing it? Odd i was thinking..very odd. Especially when these days you can pick up a cheap electric guitar for less than the guitar hero game. So anyway over the festive period I was shopping for a ds game for a gift and came across the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game as a bundle after I had played it on PS2 and found that it played very differently. Instead of the usual five buttons you only have four to deal with because of the way the device plugs into your DS. The bundle normally costs between £30 and £40, the same price as most other consoles, however due to the limited buttons as well as the lowered sound quality and playing experience I believe it should be sold for less. Regardless, the song choice is good including classics (Rock and Roll All Night) and some of the best known rock songs(All The Small Things) so it is good to play for varied listeners. It is very addictive and a lot of ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game on a whim and wasn't sure if I would actually like it. I am now hooked! It's a simple game to understand - you strum the virtual strings and press the correct coloured buttons as they hit the bridge of the guitar. I have only completed the first (easy) level so far, which i did find quite easy as I do have some rhythym however going onto the next level there is quite a jump in difficulty levels, it gets a lot harder very quickly. The songs are really good on this and I found that I recognised mroe songs the further back the years went so I think there would be something on here that everyone would recognise and it is a lot easier when you know the ...  Read the complete review