Guitar Hero III: A Legend of Rock
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100% score
Who is familier with the ever popular "Guitar Hero" franchise? Pretty much everyone reading this. One way or another everybody has at least heard of it, and it instantly became popular with all that scrolling fret board goodness. But now I tell you all here the Wii version isn't bad or horrible as other people make it out to be. It's still guitar hero. And i still play it. From the moment you pick up the Wii guitar, it's almost as if you never felt so much comfort, so much at home. It is one of the huge features to the Wii title, and a good one too. As the extra wieght and cheaper price (because of the Wii remote) makes anyone want to buy it. Sure the noises coming out of it can get VERY annoying,but that is able to shut off. No problem there. The graphics are still better than any other PS2 game, but remember, your not going to get 720-1080p, but if you don't mind that over a good time there's no problem there either. And now the big deal everyone fusses about. It's not that you can't hook up the game to speakers or surround sound, you still can. But you hear the game in mono sound even though the box says stereo. Well I got news for everyone, it doesn't matter. I didn't notice untill somebody told me about it, And the game doesn't sound bad at all. And if you are still wining send in your disk for a free improved one. Activision has it covered. DLC is missing at the moment, but is coming, and we all can wait to see how all that plans out. It was either have the game and wait for DLC, or wait for the game to come out all together. We wouldn't want that, would we? Sure, I want DLC, but I can wait. It still has online features, be happy. All and all, it is still Guitar Hero at it's best and there is no good reason to it put down. And it's ten bucks (or maybe more by now) cheaper. And it will always keep you saying, "just one more song..."
