Guitar Hero: World Tour Band Bundle (Wii)

Guitar Hero World Tour!! No content to just have the Guitar Hero game for my Wii, last month I also bought the Guitar Hero World Tour package to really rock out. For all you failed rockers out there this is the game for you. You can be part of your own band and have all your mates round to recreate your very best Guns and Roses or the like. The game pack comes with the game disc software, a drum kit, a guitar and a microphone. We bought the game pack from Woolworths for £149.99, a bit steep for a new computer game but bear in mind that you are not only getting a game but also the hardware to go with it. The guitar is plastic and I would say almost ...  Read the complete review

I managed to pick up the Guitar Hero World Tour bundle after finding it on offer for £39.99 at Morrisons in July this year. I had already been playing Guitar Hero 3 for the past year I was ready to move onto the next game. The kit contains the Game, a Drum Kit that consists of a foot peddle, three drums and two cymbols that have the corresponding colours just like the guitar, a microphone and a guitar controller. The guitar also comes with two sheets of stickers that can be used to make your guitar unique to you. The guitar controller is different to the previous models due to the touch sensitive slide bar that enables you to hit some of the notes ...  Read the complete review

Just a note before I begin, this is my initial impression. I hope to update this after a few months of gameplay. After spending the last 6 months playing Guitar Hero 3 nearly every day on the Wii, I think I can safely say I'm an avid Guitar Hero fan. I had pre-ordered Guitar Hero World Tour months in advance and was like a kid at Christmas when it arrived (I'm 28). It was pretty easy to set up - I'm a girl and I figured out how to put the 'drum kit' together. Price ==== The bundle is £149.99 in most shops. This is steep and I wouldn't have bought it had I not played GH3. Maybe if you're completely new to Guitar ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION The Guitar Hero franchise has been around for a few years now, but in the last year it has moved into the mainstream and become something of a gaming phenomenon. This, the fourth incarnation of the game, sees the additions of drums and vocals to mix, taking a leaf out of rival series Rock Band. This pack comes with one guitar, drums and a microphone. The second guitar can be bought seperately, although it should be noted the guitar from Guitar Hero 3 is compatible. BASIC GAMEPLAY The basic premise of Guitar Hero is to play in time to the music using instrument peripherals. Traditionally this includes ...  Read the complete review

This new version of Guitar Hero is very different for one main reason, it now includes a drum kit and microphone. World Tour takes Guitar Hero up a level, so that now four people can all play together at once. The standard band pack typically costs about £120 for the Nintendo Wii. In the band pack the player is going to recieve everything they need for the game, a guitar, microphone, and a drum kit. Unfortunately an extra guitar has to be purchased for an additional £30 if a bass is required. But when considering how much is in this pack, it is certainly worthwhile. For those who have never played Guitar Hero before, this is a fantastic introduction ...  Read the complete review