In 2007 alone we've already seen Guitar Hero 2 release on Xbox 360 and Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the '80s on PS2, but that hasn ... The songs that were performed by cover bands, as usual, don ...

At CES 2006 we were treated to what had to be every bloke’s dream in the form of Guitar Hero, a totally awesome new game for the PS2. Taking North ... In that case, watch the video below to ...

In case you miss our weekly reviews of new Guitar ... Being there on day one with the original Guitar Hero on PS2 I'm of the firm belief that too much of a good thing can turn into a bad thing ...

in the case of the comparatively rough-looking, online-deprived PS2 version). Guitar Hero III isn't an expansion pack, and Neversoft has not been remotely complacent in bringing the series forward.

Red Octane has let slip on their Customer Support website that Guitar Hero III is slated to hit four platforms -- PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360 -- this fall. Not much more to say ...

Guitar Hero publisher indicates PS2 support for two more years When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Red Octane, the original ...

The sales were spread across the entire franchise, which includes Harmonix's Guitar Hero (PS2), Guitar Hero II (PS2, X360), Guitar Hero: Rocks the 80's (PS2) and Neversoft's Guitar Hero III ...

Technically, you could play Guitar Hero on a standard PS2 controller ... The recognizable hits among the licensed tracks are all cover songs, not the original versions. But the attention to ...

Guitar Hero, then, is a bit of a salvation. Whether you're playing it alone or passing around the peripheral - a 2/3 size Gibson SG guitar that plugs into your PS2 - you can't help but tap your ...

In the case of the Xbox 360 version ... but are still excellent in their own right. The PS2 version of Guitar Hero II saw the debut of the practice mode, which was a highly welcome addition ...

Hand a regular PS2 controller to ... a real world object like a guitar, and they tend to be more interested. It has been proven time and time again and Guitar Hero proves it once again.