Guitar Hero: World Tour: Complete Guitar Game Wii

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06 Apr 2009 Another great guitar hero release I like the guitar kit for fact I love the guitar anyhow. If I do in the future wanna add drums separately and a mic I can although I ain't one who likes to sing anyhow. The songs on here are good, boss battles are fun as well. I like the fact now you can make your own songs. The playstation 3 store has lots of good add ons too extra songs as well. I chose the ps3 version for that reason alone over the wii and such as I liked the psn addons .The graphics are excllent. game play is really fun as... –GamerGrl1974from Amazon.com
03 Apr 2009 Great Guitar, Great Game Another year, another GH. I purchased this for just a few bands, Tool, 311, Sublime, Hendrix, and Metallica. The others were just a bonus and for the most part they are fun play, with of course a few exceptions. For me it is about 80% are fun, 5% are ok, and 15% just suck and only played them to get to the next setlist. With that off my chest i felt like it was worth it just to get to play the new bands that GH has never had like Tool. As for the guitar, i love it. It's so much better than that... –Crimson_Tidefrom Amazon.com
03 Mar 2009 New Tracks to Rock out To At the end of the day, it boils down to 'NEW TRACKS' - I still find ROCK BAND a much superior group experience than GH:WT, specially when it comes to gameplay itself.

For example, GH:WT punishes you for missing notes by making a weird discordian note when you hit the wrong buttons, whereas Rock Band manages to make missing a note, less of a hassle.

To me GH:WT has always been more for the hardcore gamers. Rock Band more for the casual gamer. And by Hardcore Gamer I mean the kind of... –Irving Martinezfrom Amazon.com

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•   Guitar Hero World Tour   From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 
  • Guitar Hero World Tour (initially referred to as Guitar Hero IV) is a music video game developed by Neversoft and published by RedOctane and Activision. It is the fourth main entry in the Guitar Hero series. The game was launched in North America in October 2008 for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360 consoles, and a month later for Europe and Australia.

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