Guitar Hero Smash Hits
March 2, 2010 · Posted in guitar hero
- Experience another dimension of difficulty with the drum kit controller’s double kick-pedal “Expert” difficulty level first seen in Guitar Hero Metallica.
- For the first time, players can rock on their favorite Guitar Hero tracks through the drum kit and mic controllers individually or as a band.
- An epic 48-song setlist made up of the most memorable songs from Guitar Hero games including master recording from: Alice in Chains, Queen, Poison, Rage Against The Machine, Twisted Sister, Joan Jett, Heart, Dragonforce and more.
- Online and offline gameplay modes allow up to 4 players can join together and rock locally, or battle other bands online with up to 8 players.
- In-game functionality including Rock Star Creator, first made famous in Guitar Hero World Tour, as well as Music Studio and GHTunes which allow players to create their own hits and share them online.
Product Description
The Best of Guitar Hero now for the Full Band! Turn down the lights, crank up the amps and prepare to command center stage with some of the most famous AND infamous tracks from Guitar Hero, Guitar Hero II, Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s and Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock. For newer Guitar Hero fans, this is a great chance to catch up and play the best of Guitar Hero, and older Guitar Hero fans have a new reason to expand to the full band. Step into the spotlig… More >>
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The game have the worst songs of the GH franchise. Only 3 or 4 are good songs. The price is expensive for just 4X songs.
Rating: 2 / 5
I enjoyed the game. I like most of the music on the game. If I could choose what songs i wanted on this game from the other previous guitar hero games i would have chose some different ones, but overall i liked the game.
Rating: 4 / 5
Smash Hits has great songs that you expect with GH. I find GH has excellent taste that blend with GH format and most the songs are a FUN to play!
Rating: 4 / 5
I love Guitar Hero games, but this one should not call it Smash Hits. It doesn’t have many good songs… The game play is excellent, but… I think i prefer GH5 as a smash hits collection.
Rating: 3 / 5
Overall, this game does a superb job of bringing the player back to the good old days of Guitar Hero I and II. You can go back and play Guitar Hero classics such as Jessica, Psychobilly Freakout, and Freebird, and actually play through the tracks with the entire band. Of course, not every song is taken from all the Guitar Hero games, but still I would have liked to see more of a selection. The songs that are featured, however, are quite challenging and entertaining for any player. I was very happy to see the new guitar charts for Through the Fire and Flames (which features several tapping sections) and other classics, such as Freebird and Miss Murder. Overall, I found it entertaining playing classic GH songs on microphone, drums, bass, and guitar.
Rating: 4 / 5