With all the instruments, you can play full band not only with your friends, but online with anyone. This version of Guitar Hero isn't a whole lot different from most, but is still a great game with great songs. The songs are fun to play, and enjoyable to listen to. One problem is you need 4 Wii remotes to play all the instruments, and most people don't have 4 Wii remotes. The drums could use a little work, but are still fun to play. The guitar is fine, with a new star power button that is easy to access without looking at it during the song. The vocals are sometimes frustrating to actually sing into, but you can just hum the right pitch and volume to get it accurate.
The Career mode is just like any other, obviously with new songs. You can dress your own rock star or make your own for Quickplay mode or Career mode.
One new mode is the music studio in which you can make your own song. You can even break down the song into quarter, eighth notes, etc. making your song perfect. You can download others' songs they've made, and download songs Guitar Hero has made in the store (each song costs 200 Wii points, except for the occasional free ones).
Overall Guitar Hero World Tour is a great game with good songs and you will end up playing songs much more than once, making the game last a while.
This game is great. Great for small groups, big groups, or even solo. If you have ever played rock band, it's very similar, but the instruments are much nicer. The Drums The drums are surprisingly realistic and... Read Full Review
Harmonix has changed the music genre of video games twice: the first time was with the original Guitar Hero in 2005, and then they revolutionized the music game again in 2007 with Rock Band. Guitar Hero was left to Activ... Read Full Review
