The song is infamous for being one ... is about to be introduced to its punishing difficulty. The replies to Hypex's tweet ...

But it is an addictive track and the difficulty soon melted into pure joy. It's also the only song in Guitar Hero that commands you to "Stop staring at my D-cup!" Don't stare, guys. It's not nice.

The latest Guitar Hero is an Aerosmith fan's dream ... other plays rhythm guitar or bass depending on the song. Be warned: Even on expert difficulty, bass isn't difficult at all, so one player ...

And the end credits' song. Really? Money Talks ... expanding interest in an untapped market, this latest Guitar Hero includes a fifth difficulty level. But instead of using the extra level ...

and the ability to create and share songs through "GHTunes". In addition to the normal difficulty levels presented in Guitar Hero World Tour, Guitar Hero: Metallica provides an "Expert+ ...

You can master the easy difficulty level in minutes ... There were some truly great Guitar Hero songs in the unlockable listing last time, and Guitar Hero II boasts 24 unlockable tracks - far ...

From a confused setlist that doesn't jibe with the game's heavy metal aesthetic to wildly varying difficulty ... Then there are the songs that just don't belong in Guitar Hero; as much as I ...

The first Guitar Hero title was released in November ... if four players want to play guitar on the song at different difficulty levels, you can do that. Three drummers and a bassist?

The difficulty comes from the fret button ... ranking for each song is displayed when browsing the song catalog. Overall, Guitar Hero Live feels more mature presentation and gameplay-wise.

With its extremely smart approach to difficulty, its great guitar controller, and its killer song selection, Guitar Hero might just be the best rhythm game ever made. Unleash hellish rock death ...