Guitar Hero: World Tour Band Bundle (PS3)

Guitar hero world tour took the band games and took it to a new level with the latest version. Available in three different formats - game only, game and guitar or complete band set. The band set consists of both guitar, drum set and microphone. For this new game the guitar had a facelift too, now incorporating a fender style guitar and touch sensitive slider, which is used to make solo parts easier with quick fret changes. The game itself is exactly the same as the previous versions in how you see the fret board in the middle of the screen. The new features of the new game are: Create your own character, this is great as there are so many ...  Read the complete review

What can i say about this game that probably hasnt already been said? Its so much fun that you easily forget what you had planned for the upcoming few days! I purchased this lot and got myself a free bass guitar (can use gh3 guitar if you have it on the same format) and immediately rang round to get a band together and rock out. Within the space of half hour everyone was wanting to get on the drums and have a whack along to the 80+ songs you could play. Of course being the owner of the game, im first on the drums, make sure you shotgun it whenever you have people round to play!! As i said previously, 80+ songs of ranging decades and tempo to pick from ...  Read the complete review

The music game of the year in my opinion. I am going to split this review in to 5 sections for ease of reading. These will be Setlist, instruments, gameplay, online and finally graphics. Set list (full set list at end of review) As you can see from the setlist there is a very wide range of songs spanning several decades. Whatever your genre there is going to be some songs in that list that you will absolutely love to play. There are also some fantastic "guilty pleasures" such as eye of the tiger, la bamba and others. All this does not even include downloadable content which is being released regually and at a ...  Read the complete review

Guitar hero World Tour (GHWT) is a phenomenon, it Is such a fun game, whether you have friends over or if you play it with family. There isn't really a story to the game apart from 4 band members decide to form a band and then turn out to be the best band in the world. The graphics are really simple, but you don't need good graphics on a game like this. The only thing I can really say is that the picture quality is still really good on a 19inch TV or a 50inch TV. The cut-scenes are quite cool and quite funny. They always include something of your band whether it be messing up or doing good. The Gameplay is really good, you have a 5 fret board on the ...  Read the complete review

There's nothing that provides you with the rare combination of satisfaction and guilt quite as well as Guitar Hero. Battling and beating Slash in a guitar sword fight (in the musical sense, not literally) was a highlight of my time on the original Guitar Hero. Even if it did leave me with an overwhelming feeling of inadequacy when i realised I was simply hitting plastic buttons on an imaginary fret board. World Tour adds to the original, winning formula by taking a leaf out of Rock Band's book. Along with the guitar, you now get a bass, microphone and drum kit. Invite your friends round (I struggle to think how you'd play that lot on your own) and you can ...  Read the complete review