Testseek.com have collected 45 expert reviews of the Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock.
January 2008
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The editors liked
Great set list
New Les Paul controller is fantastic
Tons of challenge for experts while relaxing accuracy for casual players.
The best tracklist of any Guitar Hero game to date
Lots of master tracks from the original bands and artists
Online play is a fantastic addition
Higher difficulty level ensures experienced players wont get bored quickly.
Incredible Track List
Wireless Les Paul Is Amazing
Fun Note Charts
CoOp Career Finally
The editors didn't like
Boss battles feel unbalanced
Online play a little unpolished
No online co-op campaign.
Higher difficulty level ensures most peoples arms will fall off halfway through the expert career
Battle mode and boss battles arent interesting additions
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Abstract: When the first Guitar Hero came out, I have to admit I was bit skeptical of how the game would feel. I hated the notion that a video game was taking something that took me a while to learn and making it look easy. Thankfully, I was quickly relinquished of...
Abstract: The next installment of the rocking Guitar Hero" franchise and there are even some new and unexpected rockstars rocking with you. Guitar Hero 3: Legands Of RockIf you enjoyed the last couple of Guitar Hero games, you will really like the next one in...
Abstract: The Guitar Hero franchise has become one that has limitless potential and such broad appeal that gamers of all ages can enjoy. If they continue to improve upon it and support it with further content (some of it free would be nice) this will continue t...
Abstract: Nintendo, and their DS / Wii affront upon gaming traditions, do not, we must remember, have the monopoly on revolutionary, physical-gaming, nor on appealing to so-called non-hardcore gamers. In fact, somewhere between John Lydons snarlingly blue int...
Abstract: If you havent played a Guitar Hero game by now, its probably down to one of two reasons: youre so rhythmically disinclined that letting you loose on the dance floor is tantamount to arming an epileptic with a battle axe in a crowded room and turning...
Abstract: Guitar Hero III was an instant-hit before it came out. The buzz has been absolutely electric, but does GH III push the same old, same old or does it reinvent itself? GH III is basically the same game as Guitar Hero II is in quite a few ways. As always,...
Whoever said, “the third time’s a charm” obviously wasn’t talking about Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock. While the game has seen several key improvements in game modes and controllers, I found more than half of the songs simply no...
Abstract: First things first. This new Les Paul guitar feels like a million bucks. You get it out of the box, snap the neck into the base (so yes, you can transport it in your backpack now) and right away its love at first strum. The new guitar has a weight to ...
