Guitar Hero III: Legends Of Rock (3) (with Wireless Guitar Controller)

its a amazing i played it 8 hours the night i got it

Anyone who buys this game is going to want decent sound, maybe I'm wrong but 'Legends of Rock' means great guitar riffs and a thumping beat. Well this offering produces the sound in mono, yes that's right, mono. It's 2007 and everything is Dolby Pro Logic - apart from the one game that you would expect. It's a great game but wait until Activision sort this mess out - you have been warned!

A great game that you can play for days on end and never get bored, or stop playing, go back to it, and love it wondering why you stopped.

It has numerous songs all of which get challenging in different ways as your progress through the difficulties (the difficulty levels becoming really elite this time around, hard is harder than GH 2 Expert).

The one problem that i can find with the wii is that if your trying to play it and be quiet there is no way of turning the sound on the wii remote down, on other platforms the sound is out of the TV or stereo speakers which ruins normal gameplay but allows it to be played silently. But that said against the wii controller the precision and looks of the wiis controller surpass PS3 and XBOX360 quite easily.

All in all it is still a great game and i'd recommend every play this instead of bothering with Rock Band...

(P.S. Another good thing about GH3 for the Wii, those skilled enough can use the Wii Remotes as a guitar and not need to buy additional guitars!)

Guitar hero has written itself in to game folklore over the years, and for the first time on a Nintendo console wii owners can rock out.

First off, the guitar is superb, the best of the 3 next gen consoles.

The song selection for the most is pretty good, but some seem out of place, but I love my metal so things Like 'Ruby' I could do without!

If you are new to guitar hero, you are a bit out of luck as this is the hardest version yet, even on medium, sone songs throw chords at you at such a random and rapid pace that they feel more like a hard setting.(See: Raining Blood and Dragonforce!)

Also, the Wii version for some bizzare reason is recorded in mono, meaning alot of the sound is actually very poor, and as Nintendo are behind in the online world, at the moment you will only have the songs that are on the disc.

Overall, if you have never played before and don't have a PS3 or 360, grab the game and have some fun, if you have a guitar on other versions, then I would avoid the wii version

You know I didn't even realise the game was MONO only... beats me, I am sure in the setup you have Stereo, might be wrong.

The song list is what buggs me also, I have a memory card of 4GB in my Wii which is not used at all... all saves are on the Wii itself, so I would have plenty of pscae fro new songs.

There are so many songs that could have made it on this version but... we'll have to do with what we got. It is my first guitar hero and as I don't own an Xbox or a PS3 I will have to live with this, I really wouldn't bother playing it on my PC.

I was going to give it a 5 Star... that's how much I loved it but after reading the other reviews and the fact that the other consoles have better deals... well I decided to drop 2 stars. MONO sound?? no downloadable content...