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September 2009
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The editors liked
The revamped presentation looks fantastic
And the party mode is a stroke of genius.
Party Play mode is superbly social
All songs available right from the getgo
Improved visuals
Music studio is much more accessible.
Career challenges add a new hook to the tried and true gameplay. Party Play and new multiplayer modes add a new way for players to enjoy the game together.
Ease of play
Streamlined interface
Diverse song list
Party Play
The editors didn't like
The song selection and the upcoming music marketplace still doesnt match the competition.
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Neversoft and Activision's latest entry in the Guitar Hero franchise looks to buck the slumping trend in music and rhythm gaming by giving consumers the very best it has to offer. Guitar Hero 5 coalesces years of trial and error and lessons learned into o...
Abstract: We have come a long way in music/rhythm games, and it is no longer about the solo guitar experience. Although World Tour took the first steps at making Guitar Hero a full band party game, Guitar Hero 5 is the first to nail it - with the ability to jump...
Abstract: Following on the success of its preceding title, Guitar Hero World Tour, Activision brings gamers Guitar Hero 5. Building on the popularity of playing in a four-person band experience, GH5 opens up opportunities not just to play a new, if somewhat ecl...
Abstract: After finally adding some drummy goodness with Guitar Hero World Tour and then issuing the video game equivalent of a greatest hits album, the newest installment of Activision’s wildly popular Guitar Hero series has hit the market. Many may look at Gui...
Abstract: When the Guitar Hero series launched in 2005, it was the undisputable king of music games. It certainly wasn’t the first or only rhythm game in town, but it changed the genre in ways no one really saw coming. The idea of playing popular songs on a fake...
Abstract: Guitar Hero is a franchise that started a music gaming revolution; the game has helped spur a new Western take on music gaming with new franchises starting since that point. Today we look at Guitar Hero 5 for the Xbox 360, coming off as the latest evo...
Abstract: Now, with Guitar Hero 5, Neversoft has amazingly done it again, though this time taking into consideration notes I'd left a year or two ago. That said, the gameplay is fantastic, the best I've seen thus far from a music game. Mostly changes to the guit...
Abstract: At long last, I give you Guitar Hero 5. Wait ... Guitar Hero 5? How can this be the fifth game when I own six different Guitar Hero games all on the Xbox 360? The proper sequel to Guitar Hero World Tour (and not this year's Guitar Hero: Smash Hits, ...
