Guitar Hero

A two-player mode is included, and few games are more fun with a crowd. It's pricey, but a euphoric experience.

One solid game, and definitely one of, if not, the best music game this year. Mixing heavy metal riffs with the coolest American made controller yet, Guitar Hero is much deservedly rising to a cult status already.

Guitar Hero is everything a game should be -it’s innovative, it’s tons of fun, has tons of replay value, and it’s accessible to both new and experienced gamers.

Rival consoles aside, Guitar Hero made me realise that it's gameplay over graphics - it made me feel like I was actually playing a game and not some crappy 'kill everything that moves' shooter.

With simple yet addictive gameplay, a unique input device, above-average visuals for the genre, and a carefully crafted aural component, Guitar Hero’s hefty MSRP is the only obstacle in recommending this game straight out.

I am frankly astonished by how much playing this game feels like playing the guitar for real.

I can see me playing this game again and again, because it's not just about nailing each song once, but really thrashing through the chords.

Eu lembro que uns amigo juntou uma grana é comprou esse jogo para joga no fliperama do meu irmão, tinha cara x1 na madrugada de sabado para domingo não está escrito kkkk nota 90 mil

A little bit pricey, especially if you want a second guitar to play with a friend, but this is an undeniably fun experience.

The one that started them all, the memories of this and the next titles are special to me. I appreciate the concept this game started but yeah, this one is pretty bare. The setlist is also one of the weakest in my opinion, though anytime I hear "Smoke on the Water" I get mad so it could be that.

It doesn't have enough of the very popular rock, or metal, but it does have a handful of hidden gems to be discovered. I do respect this entry a lot, for it is the very first in the series, and creates a gameplay foundation so fun, challenging and iconic that still remains very influential these days. I wish, though, there was a way to make some extra cash with the bonus songs in the career mode, instead of repeating the base ones. I know, I know it's fun to repeat them, and eventually master them, but I'm just sayin' there's no reason to block income from bonus tracks. Having them pay us for playing them would actually encourage such attempts. The career mode is very simplistic, but functional and fun; it doesn't really feature any endings or cutscenes like future games, though. The unlockables are nothing special except for the bonus tracks you can unlock. Other than that, there are just cosmetics and new guitars and character, which is... nice. GUITAR HERO built something to be remembered, and eventually, upgraded into much better installments. I do recommend you give it a try; there are some fun songs to be "rock n' roll'd".

Know what's cool? Playing actual guitar. Glad to see this fad has died off.