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Amzaon and Guitar Hero III and Christmas go together. My daughter loves the game and Amazon was about the only place I could find it with FREE SHIPPING and NO TAX!!!
Thanks AMAZON......you made our Christmas a little bit better!!!
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the game must be pretty awesome. My son opened it on Christmas Eve and was very excited. Christmas Day we had the whole family over and the kids kept disappearing to the basement family room - they usually hang around to catch the stories and news. And we could hear the sound of the rock music. We didn't have the usual when is dinner ready - can we have a snack - what are we doing next. We did have to force them outside for a while. All 9 of them were taking turns. My nephew has decided to go home and buy his own.
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Guitar Hero 3 is a very good game. It has alot better songs then Guitar Hero 2, but overall the game is not as difficult as Guitar Hero 2, although it does has have really tricky rhythms. Overall I recommend the game.
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If you were hoping to upgrade to GHIII, with SG Controller in hand, licked GH/GHII on the shelf, fingers flexed - don't bother. Redoctane seem to have built in an over sensitivity to double hits that regular playing of the strum bar on the SG causes just about every time. There is a solution - buy the new controller with your copy of GHIII - I smell a sinister plan to make our hardware obsolete. What a disappointingly Christmas!
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Guitar Hero III doesn't do much different than the last installment did, but what it does offer is by far the best track list to be seen in a Guitar Hero game yet. Featuring spectacular songs like the Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" and Metallica's "One"; Guitar Hero III also features selections from Santana, ZZ Top, Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Smashing Pumpkins, Dead Kennedys, The Killers, Social Distortion, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Dragon Force, and the Sex Pistols among others; helping make this installment of the game be all the more memorable. What hurts Guitar Hero III though is that the third time around, the game doesn't feel fresh anymore, and Activision and Harmonix haven't really done enough to make it all that different from Guitar Hero II. There's higher difficulty this time around for experienced players, but getting there is a different story that casual gamers won't come close to getting towards. Not to mention that the battle modes and boss battles aren't all that interesting or fun either. It should also be noted that there is a heavy load of in-game advertising this time around too, nor is there any online play. While online play would have been a great addition for the PS2 version of Guitar Hero III, it was pretty much expected not to be included here. Negatives aside, Guitar Hero III is still a very fun installment of the popular rhythm series, and this version has the best track list yet. Let's just hope that next time around Harmonix and Activision do enough to spice up the formula.
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