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User Rating: 8 | Guitar Hero: Aerosmith WII
By seaward12 | Review Date:
It's tough to get excited about Guitar Hero: Aerosmith. It's essentially a re-release of Guitar Hero III with a new song list and some new avatars. No versions of this game will have any downloadable content, so you're stuck with the 40-odd tracks on the disc.
Still, it is Guitar Hero and the formula can deliver a lot of fun. The game is easier than any before it, which makes it a nice choice for anybody looking to jump in and try out a Guitar Hero game for the first time. Just double check your status in the Aerosmith fan club before running out to buy this one

Presentation:Aerosmith has been infused into the game, but not to the point that you can't instantly see that this is a re-skinning of Guitar Hero III. How does the career mode not start with an Aerosmith song? 7.5/10

Graphics: Joe Perry and Steven Tyler are recognizable, but the animations look incredibly stiff. It's easy to tell that this is a port of the PS2 version 6.5/10

Sound:Aerosmith fans will likely adore the soundtrack. If you're not a fan, this release is not for your ears 8.5/10

Gameplay:It's not as exciting as it once was, but the Guitar Hero formula is still a winner. Some of the songs are too repetitive 8/10

Lasting Appeal: Advanced players will go straight through the game on expert without a hitch. No downloadable content and a better Guitar Hero on the horizon ensure that this one has a visible expiration date 5.5/10

Overall: 8/10

My Verdict: Rent It :/




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