Guitar Hero 5
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Guitar Hero 5 Review
When it comes to music games, Guitar Hero 5 is about as good as it gets. True, there are those out there that prefer Rock Band; and DJ Hero is setting all new trends with its own unique style of gameplay. But when it comes to good old rocking, I'll take Guitar Hero 5 any day. Activision may be beating a dead horse with its yearly... er... monthly releases of the "Hero" franchise, but Guitar Hero 5 marks the highest point the series has gone in this reviewer's opinion. On other systems, that is. PS2's offering of Guitar Hero 5 can best be described as a lame, featureless shelf-stocker. It's unfortunate, given how awesome the game is on other consoles, but it's true. You won't find any of Guitar Hero 5's huge selling points, you won't get any serious progression from what players got back in Guitar Hero II or Guitar Hero III, and the band play additions aren't nearly strong enough to warrant an upgrade if you took the plunge with World Tour last year. Nope, this one just isn't worth the cash. Guitar Hero 5 on PS2 still comes with the impressively produced 85 song collection that you'll find on other consoles. The music quality sounds pretty decent, and all the actual note highways are the same across all versions.
Guitar Hero 5 (Preview)
Is this the rhythm game we’ve been waiting for? By now even the most hardcore of fret-heads must admit that the genre needs a few tricks. We’ve already had several new strum-em-ups this year, and there are quite a few still to come, but Guitar Hero 5 is potentially the best bet for gamers who want something new from their rock games. Unless, of course, they’re prepared to ditch their guitars entirely - let’s not forget that DJ Hero is just around the corner. Let’s slow down for a second. While the features brought in for GH5 could hardly be described as revolutionary, they collectively represent the biggest changes we’ve seen in the genre for quite some time. However, it’s worth adding that most of the alterations and additions relate to the overall Guitar Hero experience, as opposed to the core gameplay itself. In other words, the basic strum-and-power chord gameplay is the same as it ever was. If you weren’t a fan before, you’re unlikely to change your mind now. For everyone else, however, most of the new stuff will seem like steps in the right direction. For a start, you’ll no longer have to suffer bitter arguments with your mates about who plays lead guitar and who takes bass, because any band member can play any instrument.
Prices
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Guitar Hero 5 Stand Alone Software | $1.39 | See it |
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Guitar Hero 5 - PlayStation 2 | $4.99 | See it |
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PS2 Guitar Hero 5 Guitar Bundle | $36.55 | See it |
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Guitar Hero 5 : (4.5/10)
2 expert reviews
0 user reviews
