Rock Band doesn't just push aside GH, it shoots it in the head and leaves it for the wolves. This game is the better (more expensive) GH. Now the one thing people may say is that the guitar is easier to play on Rock Band then it is on GH. This is true (at least in my case) but, GH became a game where people were no longer playing for fun, but for competition. People started using glitches and cheats so they can appear better then they really are. With Rock Band, thats not necessary to do. I've played the game as every profession and It's a lot of fun. The drums take a while to get use to but that doesn't take away from the game. The only thing that this game has a problem with is the equipment. Personally, my equipment craped out on me after a couple of weeks (well, everything but the microphone at least). But there is the chance to have EA send you new equipment as replacement for your old. The best part about this game is the multi-player. Whether your with friends or just on Live playing with other people, it's always fun to play multi-player. 4 players at once is really nice (if you can ever find someone singing that is). GH should have done 4 player face-offs but I guess fun isn't in there vocab. I your still wonder if you should save a little extra and get Rock Band or shell out what you got on GH, get Rock Band, you'll really be glad you did
As soon as I got home from EB Games, I excitedly opened the packaging to Rock Band. After a brief setup, I hopped on LIVE. I was then flooded with messages reading something like "dude, is it seriously worth $170?" So, t... Read Full Review
Understand right up front that I'm approaching this review from a somewhat different angle then the vast majority. For one thing, I have never used any of the actual Rock Band peripherals, and I have not played one singl... Read Full Review
