Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Xbox 360

Pros: Very addicting. Great for all ages. Longevity in gameplay with unlockables

Cons: No online co-op career.

The Bottom Line: It is a great game for ages of gamer. It is fun, addicting, and entertaining for all!

Review: Don’t know how to play the guitar? Have no musical talent at all? Try picking up Activision’s Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock. Here you will have a chance to rock out on some good old classic rock songs, as well as some more modern hits. ...

Pros: Great song and artist selection

Cons: Graphics are mediocre

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this game to anyone, young and old

Review: Green…Yellow…Blue…Red….Green…R ed…Blue…If this is you playing Guitar Hero, then you have some work to do. Thankfully, in Activision’s Guitar Hero 3- Legends of Rock, being a beginner rocker is no problem. There are many tools(some new, some old) to hel...

Pros: Same old awesome gameplay, a little harder for people who shredded through the first two

Cons: STILL NO AC/DC!!!!! This makes me so angry

The Bottom Line: Great game, but some AC/DC would be awesome. You will read my opinion on this several more times.

Review: This is a great game in a great saga. It has to be the best for graphics and songs. Also when you've beat it the harder levels will feel like a whole new game. Then there's the multiplayer, which is a lot of fun. Not only can you battle and co-op, you ...

Pros: Improved visuals, better song selection, controls more responsive, wireless guitar available, new modes

Cons: Difficulty is tuned up, flashing lights problematic, poorly made battle mode, coop career offline

The Bottom Line: The same addicting Guitar Hero series play returns. Though this time, you will need to bring some serious attitude to conquer the higher difficulties.

Review: Gameplay (25%): 8.5 Graphics (10%): 7 Sounds (15%): 9 Controls (25%): 9 Longevity (25%): 9 Overall: 87% (4 stars/Above Average) Tony Hawk Developers Take a Spin (Gameplay - 8.5) The successor to Guitar Hero II was produced by ...

Pros: Some cool songs, flashy new career mode, better co-op play

Cons: Intrusive product placement, some really lame songs, lacks the energy of the first two

The Bottom Line: It's the same entertaining game, but with Rock Band out, its weaknesses are glaring. While some of it is fun, other parts reek of cheap cash-ins

Review: There are good games, there are bad games, and then there are revolutionary games; for their technical proficiency or their acceptance into pop culture. For better or worse, Harmonix/Red Octane's Guitar Hero franchise has earned itself a place in the ...