Guitar Hero 3

[Eric]

The third generation (and fourth in the series) has found itself on the Wii. With a lengthy track of titles, it promises much to the Guitar Hero universe. The latest release of the Guitar Hero series unveils the new online multiplayer, which makes it's debut on Xbox live, PSN (Playstation Network), and Nintendo WFC.

With both multiple versus modes, and a co-op mode, there is much to be done with a friend across the world. Fight each other to see who is the best on Through the Fire and Flames... or put it on Co-op to see if together you can conquer this massive foe.

Also added are leaderboards for the game. Just log on and play your hardest to see if you are the best guitarist around.


On Xbox Live and the PSN, DLC (Downloadable Content) is already available. However, Red Octane has announced that DLC will be coming to the Wii iteration of the game in early 2008. Rock on my friends, and enjoy the WFC offerings of Guitar Hero!

[hairhead1001]

downloadable content for the win! this game rock :P

[sk8radam1993]

i cant wait for DLC even tho its gonna be expensive

[Sora7]

Why not just buy a real guitar...
/=...

[Eric]

The funny thing is, the console and the peripheral is an instrument in it's own, just with faulty software.

Also, playing a game is so much different than playing an instrument. You might be like "blah no its not," but really, it is. I know, believe me. Being able to just play some songs, hitting each note when provided, getting into the rhythm, just enjoying it for what it is... the game is crystal.

Just have fun.

[morrowind]

I agree. (I still have yet to play GH or RB) But conceptually a real guitar and the game guitar both have different objectives. Logically they should not be compared as if they were in the same family.

I was quick at first to say "why not play a real guitar." But after some more thought it is easy to see the purpose of both, which are very different.

On the same note:
"Why not sign up with a military and go to war?" Because COD4 and other war titles are much different than actual war. Playing a simulation and entering an actual scenario utilize different objectives and purposes of doing either to the person doing them. :eek:

[sk8radam1993]

I agree. (I still have yet to play GH or RB) But conceptually a real guitar and the game guitar both have different objectives. Logically they should not be compared as if they were in the same family.

I was quick at first to say "why not play a real guitar." But after some more thought it is easy to see the purpose of both, which are very different.

On the same note:
"Why not sign up with a military and go to war?" Because COD4 and other war titles are much different than actual war. Playing a simulation and entering an actual scenario utilize different objectives and purposes of doing either to the person doing them. :eek:

That's bumptastic.

[009agentxhoniq]

Why not just buy a real guitar...
/=...

well they wanted to make it easier for gamers that cant really play a guitar and make it more realistic fore people that play guitar and its much cheaper then a real guitar.

[xjuniorx]

I was never a GH fan or any kind of games like this!

[Snakepit]

well they wanted to make it easier for gamers that cant really play a guitar and make it more realistic fore people that play guitar and its much cheaper then a real guitar.

Nah, you can get a cheap starter pack for maybe just $75 more than Gutiar Hero is.