Product Description

Guitar Hero gives you all the excitement and thrill of being a rock star without leaving your home!! Guitar Hero features explosively addictive gameplay where you jam at concert venues that grow in size as your rock career progresses! You'll start your rock career playing small clubs and bars, but if you play well you'll work your way up to stadiums and arenas. Songs made famous by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, David Bowie, Boston, Sum 41, Ozzy Osbourne, Audioslave, White Zombie, Franz Ferdinand, and The Ramones are featured. Over 30 incredible rock anthems fill every stage of the game.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1294 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: RedOctane
• Released on: 2006-11-07
• ESRB Rating: Teen
• Platform: PlayStation2

Features

• 4 difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert)
• 6 venues that range from basement parties to sold out stadiums
• 8 different characters that each offer their own look and unique style of playing, from metal head to classic rocker
• 2 different two-player modes that offers tons of multiplayer fun!

Customer Reviews

DISAPOINTED IN SELLAR
I WAS DISAPOINTED, I KNEW THE GAME WAS USED BUT IT WAS MARKED LIKE NEW AND I RECEIVED IT IN A JEWEL CASE AND NOT THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING.THIS WAS THE SELLER NOT THE PRODUCT

Played GH3 1st
This is a great game, although I like GH3 better. I would recommend this game to everyone. It is more forgiving than 2 or 3, but the "hammer ons" and "pull offs" are harder to do.

Guitar Hero...even Moms can play!
"I only play regular Nintendo" used to be my mantra. The controllers on subsequent systems were too much for this old school video gamer (I cut my teeth on Atari). Enter Guitar Hero. Addicted is an understatement.

The great part is that this has become a family activity. We play face off, or see who can get the most starts on career mode. My children, ranging in ages 9-14, like the music and have downloaded some of the songs to their mp3 players.

My favorite version so far is Guitar Hero 80's. Favorite songs from that version would be Turning Japanese (by the Vapors) and Play With Me (by Extreme). I've found the "medium" difficulty in this version to be easier than the medium difficulty in GHII.