This fall, rock legends want to stay as in Guitar Hero 5. The list can be found in the fingertips of players from the outset, with their kind of success of some of the greatest artists of the rock band of all time, like the Rolling Stones, The White Stripes, Kings, Leon, Tom Petty Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Santana and Vampire Weekend. Players take full control as Guitar Hero 5 allows players to customize and personalize the music experience because you can play with any combination of instruments in the game - multiple singers, guitarists, bassists and drummers, in any mode. With all the new game-play Party Mode, booking the band back together has never been so easy. Now, players can jump or fall out of the game perfectly, without breaking the jam. The elevation of the Guitar Hero series to new heights with unprecedented social gameplay, style and unsigned artists in the game and the Legends of Rock, Guitar Hero features five new surprises and challenges that the Fire time fan box board and create a new generation of fans .
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Featuring the best variety and biggest rock stars of today combined with classic rock anthems, and a new improved Guitar Hero guitar, the Guitar Hero 5 bundle for PlayStation 3 cranks it up again for video game rockers. For the first time ever, players can customize the make-up of their band by rocking with any combination of instruments in-game: whether it be two guitars and two drums, or three guitars and a microphone, any combination is possible, allowing players to experience music their own way.
Guitar Hero 5 allows fans to play alone, as a full band or, for the first time, with any combination of multiple guitarists, bassists, drummers or vocalists, to customize their musical experience. Players now have the control to rock any way they want whether it is with two guitars and two drummers, four guitarists, or three guitarists and a vocalist, any combination is possible. This freedom is available in all modes of play: online, Party Play, Quickplay, RockFest and even Career. The Definitive Rock ‘n’ Roll Set List Experience furious finger fretting, intense drumming, and lyrics that will challenge even the best vocal chops with songs from some of the hottest bands of today to all-time favorite classic anthems including: Tom Petty, Kings of Leon, The White Stripes, Santana, Johnny Cash, The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan. Featuring 85 master tracks, the breadth of rock-centric styles ensures that every Guitar Hero fan will find their favorite tracks and discover new ones. Join The Party It has never been easier to rip it up and rock out with friends than it is in Guitar Hero 5. The brand new Party Play Mode puts players straight into the action with the press of a button and allows them to jump in or drop out, or switch difficulty level at any time without interrupting the jam session. Become the Best. Shred the Rest In Guitar Hero 5 players can test their skills against others with four-player local and up to eight-player online battles in the all-new competitive RockFest Mode. Within RockFest Mode, players can choose from various head-to-head gameplay types, including Momentum, Perfectionist, Elimination, Do-or-Die, Streakers, and Pro Face Off. Limitless Jams Guitar Hero 5 delivers hours of endless entertainment, as fans will be able to play Guitar Hero World Tour downloadable content in the game, experiencing all of the upgrades and new features in Guitar Hero 5. Song List
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Amazing!
All the new features and setlist are what make this game amazing.
I was really getting tired of RB/GH Releasing the same thing over and over again with new songs, almost no new features, and the same tired note charts. Guitar Hero 5 changes everything. Completely redesigned interface that makes you feel like you can NEVER press a wrong button. You can switch modes within modes, go directly online from within modes, and even pull up your friends list from a new in-game menu (on PlayStation Network) and send network invites. The only thing I hate about this is, they took away the XMB friends list (it'd be equal to pulling up the Xbox Live invite list) for their own friends screen which doesn't sort by whether your friend is on/offline and whether they are playing Guitar Hero 5 or not. It's kind of crappy. However, it does let you see their Rocker Card for friends who've played the game.
That's probably the only complaint I have about the game. Everything else is prestine and adds a new funky freshness to the genre. Rock Band 3 is already trying to copy the new and improved music studio adding in their own thing. You can know use RB2 cymbals in GH5, which used to cause an error on previous games. You can import GHWT, GHSH, GHVH, and BH into Guitar Hero 5 and all your GHWT DLC except for Jimi Hendrix.
Updated note charts for RB drum players, too. You now use green for a cymbal and yellow isn't only for hi-hat anymore and velocity sensitivity has been added in for RB2 drums, also.
My first rhythm game, and I highly recommend it
In summary, this is a great game. It really shines in single-player and local multi-player modes. I purchased this over the Christmas 2009 holiday on an Amazon lightning deal. Amazing deal from Amazon.
Pros:
* Great single-player experience
- It was important to me that the game have a solid single-player campaign because I play it mostly by myself.
* Great local multi-player experience
- Have had friends over many times already, and we've had a blast with it. I bought 3 more guitars -- 2 of the Les Paul type from GH3, which are a steal right now, 1 from GH World Tour, and the 1 controller that came with this bundle. Most people are best at playing guitar anyway, so we play multi-player with guitar and bass only.
* Party mode
- This mode allows your friends to jump in and drop out of a song without stopping the song for the other players. If you're new to these games, it sounds minor but it's actually a very helpful feature, especially when playing 4-player local multi-player and your friend's girlfriend needs to switch from medium to easy which _would normally_ pause the whole game and ruins your note streak :) Just sayin'...
* Pretty good setlist
- I will give the creators credit: the songs they chose are good guitar songs and they really ramp up the difficulty gradually. However, if you're looking for a game full of current and recent radio hits, I would recommend Band Hero, which I also bought from Amazon, once I enjoyed this game so much.
Cons:
* Online multi-player makes it hard to find people, at least on PS3
- The matchmaking hardly works at all. I've probably tried 10 times to setup an online match and found success only twice. Me and my friends just sit there waiting for people to join the match. For this reason, you may want to consider having friends over to play this.
Great, but with flaws.
+~Gameplay~+ (0/5 means bad gameply) 3.5/5
At first, getting used to the gameplay inference is hard. Coming from me, it is very new and hard to understand. A quick blow through the tutorials refreshed my memory and got me on the right track, however.
+~Graphics~+ (0/5 means horrific graphics) 5/5
The PS3 itself has OUTSTANDING graphics, but GH5 and Infamous are the games I think put the most use to this.
+~Story~+ (0/5 means bad story) 3/5
Frankly, I'm a little disappointed with the lack of a good story in this GH. Basically, you are a band (of which you create or choose) and at the end the God and Devil (I think . . . ) of Rock decide to put you on a wall of greatness (or something like that) and you get a new venue to play in which is a big sphere of flashing lights and lasers called "The Hypershpere"
+~Music~+ (0/5 means bad use of music) 4.5/5
GH usually stuck to Rock, but they've started to expand. Unfortunately, this means they've reached Alternative which isn't much fun to play . . . BUT they've gone beyond the plain, boring, and cool guitar riffs (yes, all at the same time) and explored more solo (ish) songs. Lately, I have been fearing that they might go to country further down the road; in my opinion, this is a place no music franchise should EVER tread . . .
+~Glitches~+ (0/5 means tons of glitches) 4.5/5
So far, I've seen no glitches EXCEPT for one: While I'm busy rockin' out on the bass, I take a look at my character and his left hand is all screwed up. I think he's fingering it all . . . wrong . . . >.>
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OVERALL 4/5
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