An iconic prop used in 1985's "Back to the Future" has been missing for decades. Now, fans are being asked to help find it.

GUITAR HERO III: LEGENDS OF ROCK is the first truly cross-platform Guitar Hero, with versions for PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and the Wii. Using a special guitar controller, you play along ...

It's the Aerosmith edition of the video game, complete with wireless ax--er, guitar. Groupies not included with this deal, from the ailing Circuit City. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books ...

By the aforementioned 2007, Guitar Hero was on its third release (Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock ... Hero franchise was released in 2005 on Playstation 2 and was not expected to become the ...

Slash talks about how he became famous all over again through Guitar Hero III When you purchase through links on our ... It featured 73 songs, and was available across Playstation and Xbox platforms, ...

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock ... (a big deal back then) white Les Paul guitar, and for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, a black one. The guitar was lightweight, and fit perfectly in your lap.

Ten years after the introduction of the original Guitar Hero, Activision has announced ... The game will be available on PlayStation 3 and 4, Xbox One and 360, Nintendo Wii and, for the first ...

While we have known Guitar Hero 3 would be bundled with wireless controllers for some time, it was recently revealed that the PS3 version of GH3 would require a “Dongle,” a sort of remote ...

Guitar Hero III Suicide is an unlicensed version of Guitar Hero III for the PlayStation 2 which adds more songs. Many ruder-than-scientific words exist for "homosexual"; the faceless internet ...

Guitar Hero: Warriors Of Rock is out now for Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 3, and is available from the Den Of Geek Store.

DJ Hero is Activision’s latest entry into their long-running “Hero” line of rhythm video games. Similar to Guitar Hero ... Select and the PS button, all of which are neatly tucked away ...

Metalheads rejoice, place your devil horns in the air, and get ready to mosh to Metallica. Unlike Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, this isn’t a story of the band’s career from beginning until now.