Guitar Hero 3: Legends Of Rock (Xbox 360)

Music has been with us forever, even since the ages of hard rocks. (You may kill me with a stone for that joke) So far, video games have given us the options of dancing, bongos and drums, but the most popular version of music so far has been that of the guitar. The Guitar Hero series is known for the fact that, in order to play the games, you must have a guitar controller to plug in to your game console. In the beginning, it was the lone PS2 that played Guitar Hero. When the sequel came out, both the PS2 and the Xbox 360 carried it, as well as new controllers. However, the newest version, Guitar Hero III, is enlisting guitars to the PS2, Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Mac, and ...  Read the complete review

Guitar Hero 3 was my first purchase of the Guitar Hero series as I'd never seen the big thing about it. Boy was I wrong, I can't put the controller down as I'm constantly playing songs. The songs range from the 1980's rock to present day songs you'll recognise straight away. I'll admit at first it was hard, I guess anything like this would be and I could only just do easy mode but since then (I've had it roughly 2 months) I can now play Expert mode with no trouble.. although after strenuous use it aches my fingers. If you're worried about getting it and not picking it up, there are tutorials available and a practice mode which allows the ...  Read the complete review

Guitar Hero 3 can best be described as a chocolate moose past filled with heroin and cocaine. Sure it looks nice and yeh, its pretty nice at first, but before long it leaves you wanting more, and feeling empty inside. Im not saying its a bad game, but Guitar Hero 3 had so much to live up to, it really fell short. Firstly lets look at the song list. I'll admit that a lot of the songs are fun to play, and many of them are classics. ((Number of the Beast, Paint it Black, Bulls on Parade, the list goes on)). But why the hell in a game supposedly for 'Rock Gods' is there a song by say the Kaiser Chiefs, or many of the other bland ...  Read the complete review

The time has come for me to get my white guitar from behind the TV, dust it off and plug it into my Xbox360 because Guitar Hero 3 has entered my house! Yes the guitar playing xbox game has released it's thrid installment for those of us who just loved the feeling of sore wrists and fingers. Before I start my review I must answer the question that you're all probably asking. How have I got this game now when it isn't even out in the UK yet? Well, yes thats true, it's not out in the UK as I write this, and because I just couldn't wait to get my hands on it, I ordered it from America as it is a multi-region disk so I can happily play it on my English ...  Read the complete review

Ah Guitar Hero. Probably the best rhythm game franchise ever made. What is Guitar Hero? Well, if you don't know what Guitar Hero is, Guitar Hero basically fulfils your air-guitar needs, as you get a guitar controller when you buy one of the Guitar Hero bundles. The first was perfect, as I gave it a full 10/10. It got everything right, from it's accessibility to everyone to it's challenge for those who wanted it. It was honestly fun and the best rhythm game on the PS2. Now, we have the third game in the series and there have been some changes, not to the game, but to the developers. We all know Harmonix made the first two games, but now they went to go work on the ...  Read the complete review