Dr Gadget - Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Wireless Bundle - Xbox 360

	List Price: $99.99 Our Price: $69.99 Your Save: $ 30.00 ( 30% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Activision Inc.
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20 Amazon Minimum Age: 144 Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Video Game Brand: ACTIVISION EAN: 0047875951235 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Feature: More than 70 of the most legendary rock anthems of all-time Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Activision Inc. Manufacturer: Activision Inc. Model: 95123 Platform: Xbox 360 Publisher: Activision Inc. Release Date: 2007-10-28 Studio: Activision Inc.
Features More than 70 of the most legendary rock anthems of all-time Added multiplayer modes: arcade inspired Guitar Battle and the dual shredding co-op career Challenge the legends of rock and roll in boss battles Take those axe shredding skills online and rock around the world All-new tricked out venues taking you to hell and back
Accessories Guitar Hero 3 Xbox 360 Les Paul Wireless Guitar
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Great Game Comment: So much fun, but if you want to play on experte mode you'll need A LOT of practice... get a second guitar!!! Customer Rating: Summary: Neversoft's bad decisions killed the series. Comment: When the orginal Guitar Hero came out, that was one of the few games I really wanted for the PS2, which I did not have at the time. One of my friends got it, and I immediately fell in love. As a guitarist myself, I was really happy to see that people could play a rhythm-based game with rock music, as opposed to Dance Dance Revolution (which has primarily techno and dance music). Guitar Hero II came out first for the PS2, and later for the Xbox 360, with more songs, and downloadable content. With its added co-op and pro face-off two-player features, and an improved hammer-on/pull-off system, Guuitar Hero II is one of my favorite games on the 360. When it was announced that Neversoft was going to take Harmonix's place for the next Guitar Hero installment, I didn't know what to think. Screenshots for Guitar Hero 3 started circulating around the internet, I was both intrigued and disappointed. Intrigued by the new look and feel of the game, but disappointed that Neversoft was too stuck-up to keep the original design. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" must not be something heard around Neversoft's head honchos. I have to say, playing GH3 for the first time, it was fun. As much fun as playing either of the other Guitar Hero games. That is, until I found what all was different. If you are allowed to either hammer-on or pull-off to the next note, you don't have to time it at all, which doesn't even make sense. One major problem I find with the game, is the fact that Neversoft decided that expert difficulty is going to be harder than anything else. How? By making any audible guitar noise a "note," and the influx of three-note chords. Of course, that's the only way to make some of the songs challenging, seeing as every single song (except the battles) were singles at some point. Why is this bad? Because instead of choosing a song that would be good for Guitar Hero, a more popular song was chosen (specifically Miss Murder, Paint it Black, When You Were Young, and My Name is Jonas). As for the guitar controller, Neversoft decided it would be for the best if the guitar had a detacheable neck. As for why, the only reason I can think of is for easy transport. But if you take the neck off, that's just one more thing to carry, and the neck doesn't stay in the body snugly, it jiggles around, ruining any long note you hit. The guitar I received has a jiggly neck, messed-up star power, and a slightly broken whammy bar. Star power is completely messed up. Sometimes it'll activate if I turn the guitar in any direction, and sometimes it won't activate unless I swing the guitar around like a maniac. Normally, I press the Back button, but even that doesn't work! As for the whammy bar, there's a "dead spot" in the middle position where it doesn't register, so I have to pump the whammy bar all the way down and all the way back for it to work. Specifically for 360 owners, the achievements are ludicrous. They expect some kind of being with super-human Guitar Hero-playing powers to be playing GH3, because those are the only things that'll be getting the crazy achievements, such as beating Through the Fire and Flames on expert, using star power three times on TtFaF on expert, gold star (get 100 percent on) 20 songs on expert, and buying everything from the shop, which requires getting five stars on all songs on all four difficulties. Neversoft has completely ruined Guitar Hero for me, and I will be buying Rock Band 2 when it comes out instead of Guitar Hero: World Tour. Neversoft has completely ruined Guitar Hero for me Customer Rating: Summary: Adictivo Comment: Este juego es simplemente adictivo, una excelente y variada selección de temas, un muy buen gameplay que a adiferencia de otros juegos con una dificultad frustrante es retadora, la posibilidad de acceder a otros temas descargándolos en el marketplace, y cualquier otro sin fin de atributos, convierten a este juego uno de los mejores de la cónsola. Customer Rating: Summary: Fun Game Comment: This game is lots of fun. I bought it for my husband for Father's Day. I am not a gamer, but I have fun playing this game. Playing an actual guitar makes it feel pretty realistic. Customer Rating: Summary: Awesome game! Comment: This is an awesome game. Great songs, great difficulty, great guitar! Also, I think that the game HUD can show the stars I have in real time, and a few things in the menus, but you forget about that once you start playing. The box came in excellent condition, and the batteries last a lot. I lost the count of hours, but I passed the game in medium and easy difficulty with the same batteries, and my brother also is playing it in hard. Until here, batteries are just beginning to look empty. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: The third game from the Guitar Hero series is here, and ready to rock your face off. Channel your inner guitar god as you thrash your way through all sorts of venues. In addition to standard Guitar Hero features you know and adore, this game features all kinds of killer new options, such as the new multiplayer action-inspired battle mode, grueling boss battles, a bevy of exclusive unlockable content and authentic rock venues. The expanded online multiplayer game modes will also allow axe-shredders worldwide to compete head-to-head for true legendary rock status. Best of all, check out the new songs! Fresh downloadable content will be offered on multiple platforms, and players can now shred to a set list from many of the greatest rock songs ever recorded. Featured hits include: Rock And Roll All Nite (as made famous by Kiss) School's Out (as made famous by Alice Cooper) Cult of Personality (by Living Colour) Barracuda (as made famous by Heart) This game comes with the all-new wireless Gibson Les Paul guitar controller, available for each platform for the very first time. The exclusive Gibson guitars will include innovative features such as removable faceplates that will allow fans to later personalize their guitars and make it their own, and a new button color design that will be integrated for an even greater authentic feel and rock experience. With Guitar Hero 3, you've got more than a game - it's a one-of-a-kind hard rock experience. New Les Paul customizable wireless guitar controller Thrash and burn through new venues and varying levels of difficulty New playlist with awesome new songs and unlockable content Multiplayer action mode Grueling boss battles Online multiplayer mode lets you battle other rockers worldwide For use on the Microsoft XBox 360 Game System