With Rock Band 2 and now Guitar Hero World Tour now on store shelves, ... The Guitar Hero axes are definitely more toylike, ... If you plan on hosting a few of your less-talented buddies, ...

Guitar Hero II ups the ante by including quite a few more songs than the original game. There are 64 in all, with 40 of those being licensed tracks from major artists and the remaining 24 being ...

Guitar Hero III ups the ante with more challenge and new modes, and though not all the new stuff is great, the terrific tracklist and gameplay are sure to hook you in.

Guitar Hero II (2006) Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (2007) Guitar Hero World Tour (2008) Guitar Hero 5 (2009) Guitar Hero: ...

Plant either “Rock Band 2” or “Guitar Hero World Tour” in front of four people, and you'll have an instant party. But which one’s better? Well, that’s a matter of taste.

Speaking to The Guardian, Williams admitted that it was “playing Guitar Hero 2 every day after school when I was 12, until I beat all the levels,” that first inspired her to pick up the guitar ...

The rise of the Guitar Hero franchise is one of the best success stories in modern gaming. The work of a small, relatively unknown development team with a resume full of cult hits, the game ...

Winner: Guitar Hero World Tour. The Winner. While Rock Band 2 takes honors in the most categories, it's inferior guitar and drum controllers are such integral parts of a band video game that we ...

"Less Talk More Rokk" Freezepop Release Date: Guitar Hero II Freezepop is a staple of Harmonix-made music rhythm games, and the bonus track "Less Talk More Rock," from Guitar Hero II is one of ...

This just in from the show floor at the Electronic Entertainment Expo - the follow up to Red Octane's axe-rocking music game, Guitar Hero II will feature a master track of the Primus song "John ...

Of course, no Guitar Hero controllers feature the Rock Band effects knob. Feel that headache coming on? Unfortunately, there really is no ideal solution for Xbox 360 users who wish to continue ...

Despite sharing the exact same innards as Guitar Hero II, Legends of Rock is, in every conceivable way, a better product than its predecessors. It's better presented, better put together, more ...