Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

If you like playing the guitar or even if you don't, you've just come to the right place to get the #1 game that is fun to play, Guitar Hero III.

This game is AWESOME. And everything about it is cool. Cool graphics, cool songs, cool guitarists, and cool everything!

There are four stages of playing a Guitar Hero game when you're a beginner. First, you know you're going to look bad in front of you're friends, and you're going to fail a bunch of songs, and the first thing you should do is to play on easy.

Then, you play a little bit and you start to "get" it; you understand how the notes work, and your fingers get used to where the colors are and how fast you should let them go.

After that, you start to really manage the solos and music on easy, and soon you'll start to play medium songs. After a while, addiction hops in, and out of no where you'll start to play like a pro and you start to challenge friends playing with the guitar behind your back and your friends cheering you on while waiting for their turn.

Guitar Hero has been a huge hit since Guitar Hero I came out. It looked like Guitar Hero I was going to invade and take over the Earth, and before anyone could even imagine it, Guitar Hero 3 was being developed by Neversoft.

The basic game play of Guitar Hero hasn't really changed, and it probably never will. The additions that have been made to Guitar Hero 3 are things that players have suggested. The new characters are all original creations.

You will be challenged by later songs. The way the songs are "coded" with notes is different in this version of Guitar Hero.

If you were a good Guitar Hero 2 player, there will be a few things you'll have to unlearn. The new game has notes you'll have to strum in the middle of long hammer-on fills, which you need to get used to.

The biggest change in the career mode is the addition of boss battles. You'll actually get into guitar battles with Slash, Tom Morello, and a surprise at the end of game boss who is a secret.

When battling the boss instead of star power, you get guitar-based attacks like broken strings and "amp overload" which makes the notes harder to see.

Everything else in the career mode feels better: better animations for the characters, larger and better animated venues, and a funnier "story" of your band's rise to fame.

Check out Guitar Hero III!

HOPE YOU'LL ENJOY THE GAME!