Guitar Hero: Metallica (Xbox 360)

Guitar Hero Metallica Xbox 360 I brought this game as I had been a fan of Metallica in my teenage years and felt like revisiting my youth! The game is fundamentally the same as any other Guitar Hero game to play and is compatible with the guitars, drums and microphone from World Tour. Some of the songs are also compatible with a 2nd drum pedal so you can really get the Lars experience. You can again play on your own or with friends and play as a group together doing various gigs or play against each other head to head. Most of the well known Metallica tracks are on here, including classics like Enter Sandman and One. In my opinion there is one ...  Read the complete review

Always wanted a guitar hero game that just had all the good songs on it? Well here it is. This game was packed full of great tunes from mettalica. Their old and new songs were all packed into this new game. This gave it good variation and i feel this is important in a game like this. The graphics have also improved on this newer edition along with the sound quality and i fedel this has made the game much more enjoyable to play. The new songs make the game much more interesting and fun seeing as there was always songs that you never wanted to play on that dreaded campaign mode! All the songs are ready to rock your socks off! ...  Read the complete review

Guitar Hero Metallica My head was spinning when I heard that Guitar Hero Metallica was being made. On the one hand, Metallica are one of my favourite bands, I have almost all their albums and can't stop listening to Death Magnetic. But then the thoughts of when I played Guitar Hero Aerosmith spinned through my head-the laziness, the lack of their best songs, the overall lack of attention and detail and it didn't feel like an Aerosmith game-just a Guitar Hero game with a lot of Aerosmith songs. They could be about to make one of the best music games with the band that helped mould metal, or make a lousy game which leaves fans of both Guitar Hero and Metallica ...  Read the complete review

Hit the lights and show no remorse! The heavy metal four-horsemen return ...but in video game format! Every Metallica and Guitar Hero fan has been awaiting this release with baited breath for quite some time now. Would they be in for a major letdown? Let's find out! Guitar Hero: Metallica features 28 thrashing tracks from the mighty Metallica, along with 21 tracks selected by the band from artists that they admire and were influenced by throughout their career. What surprised me was no mention of Iron Maiden. A bit of rivalry going on perhaps? Let's hope so and we'll no doubt see a Guitar Hero: Iron Maiden in the not so distant future as well! This ...  Read the complete review

* Quick Background * Just in case you're not familiar with the Guitar Hero series. The games follow a fairly typical rhythm game dynamic, instructions scroll down the screen and you need to perform the instructions in time with the music. In the Guitar Hero games you need to hit the coloured "notes" and strum the "strum bar" on the guitar peripheral as if you were playing a real guitar. With the release of Guitar Hero: World Tour (The game previous to this one) they also introduced Singing and Drumming to the mix making the series more of a rival to Rock Band. There was originally an arcade game in the 90's called Guitar ...  Read the complete review