this is a re-skinned version of Guitar Hero 5.” That applies to the Wii version as well, but I’m not as disappointed in the move. Yes, the career is shallow, the songs are poppy Top 40 tracks ...

Nintendo may be focusing on the casual game market with its Wii system ... In Guitar Hero, you simply rock out to classic and contemporary guitar-heavy songs by following along with an on-screen ...

There are over 70 songs to play, and there will be more ... has personally affected my enjoyment of the game. Guitar Hero III for the Wii gets a few extra features that none of the systems have.

The Wii remote's rumble feature comes into play in the Wii rendition of Guitar Hero III, sending a jolt ... as long as you can grab new songs as downloadable content. But even this PS3 feature ...

In what's hopefully indicative of future trends, the upcoming Guitar Hero 5 for Nintendo Wii has the ability to stream content -- in this case, extra songs -- directly from the SD card.

Whether you like them or not, the Guitar ... Hero and Rock Band series is the recognition of the tracks. For the most part, what you're getting with the guitar-based games are master recordings of ...

As the opening strains of Billy Idol’s “Rebel Yell” rippled through the House of Blues in Los Angeles, a new chapter was heralded in the Guitar Hero franchise. The guitar is a bit bigger ...

The game was released in North America on the PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360 ... Metallica is the second game of the Guitar Hero series to focus on the career and songs of one band following ...

It only works with the 18-year-old Nintendo Wii, and the older Guitar Hero and Rock Band rhythm game titles released for that ...

The newest Guitar Hero benefits from integration with the innovative Wii Remote, and has some exciting ... As you add to your bank account, you can buy songs, videos, and new avatars and guitars ...