A battle mode is in as well, inspired in part by the Ralph Macchio movie Crossroads, where players duel against each other by throwing attacks at each other in an attempt to make one another miss notes and fail out. A full cooperative career has finally been added, complete with its own songs picked specifically for their great bass or rhythm guitar parts. The list of additions reads like a wishlist compiled from fans across the world. Unlike Rocks the '80s, this is indeed a full sequel. And that makes all the difference in the world.Ĭlick here to watch the video review.

This time, when you start up a Guns n' Roses track (Welcome to the Jungle), it will be Axl Rose belting out the words to accompany your shredding. The songs that were performed by cover bands, as usual, don't live up to the originals but there are less of them than ever before. The same goes for Living Colour's Cult of Personality.

Activision even got the Sex Pistols to re-record Anarchy in the UK just for the game. Metallica, The Rolling Stones, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Aerosmith and more are all in with master recordings no less. From top to bottom, this is easily the best lineup yet. Guitar Hero 3 has nothing to worry about. Guitar Hero 3 is another great reason to slip into some tight leather pants and rock out with your friends.įor music rhythm games, it often begins and ends with the soundtrack. You can toss out any fears you might have had about a new developer ruining your favorite franchise right now. Enter Guitar Hero 3, the first in the franchise made by development studio Neversoft after the former team, Harmonix, was snatched up by MTV Games. In 2007 alone we've already seen Guitar Hero 2 release on Xbox 360 and Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the '80s on PS2, but that hasn't stopped the demand for more. Have you had enough Guitar Hero yet? The sales totaling into the millions and growing every day say you haven't.

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