Gamervision writes: "I take a bit of pride in being one of the few remaining Van Halen fans left on the planet who is younger than 65. I can't remember a time when I didn't rock out to Eddie's amazing solos and riffs and Diamond Dave's captivating vocals. I mean, sure, Alex can play the drums, but he's not the reason you listen to Van Halen. Am I right? When a Guitar Hero game was announced featuring Van Halen, one of the most volatile bands in history, I'll admit to getting a bit too excited. That excitement waned as soon as details about the game were released, like the wonderful plan to only include twenty-five Van Halen tunes. Needless to say, when the game finally came out, the sheer amount of disappointment in my heart could only be compared to the collective pains of all the band's fans when they found out Sammy Hagar was taking over for the departed David Lee Roth."
Outside Xbox: "Plenty of achievements are hard work, that's the point. Some games take it too far, though, with gamerscore rewards that definitely aren't worth the enormous effort you have to put in to earn them. Here are the most egregious examples of games having absolutely zero respect for your time."
Game Bosh: It's perhaps not the best of signs when a video game is given away for free long before its original release. It's even worse when just a few months after that actual release, the game is already sitting in the bargain buckets.
Meristation: The Guitar Hero saga saga created by Red Octane and Harmonix ago a whopping five years has gone further than its creators could never have dreamed. His initial idea of incorporating a guitar-shaped peripheral has expanded to enable us to form our own rock band in the company of three friends at the controls of bass, drums and microphone
