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In Guitar Hero®: Warriors of Rock, join with friends on an epic rock journey to save rock n’ roll. Featuring an impressive 90+ track set list, a totally redesigned rock-inspired guitar controller and a host of all-new gameplay features, living room legends and their friends can strum, drum and wail in the most immersive music videogame experience to date. Delivering the quintessential rock music collection that focuses on guitar shredding hits from bands such as Black Sabbath, Slipknot and Megadeth and larger-than-life band anthems from Queen, Muse and KISS, players can unleash more rewards and unlockable content than ever before in Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock’s Quest Mode, the franchise’s first ever story-based mode, and Quickplay+, which invites challenge-starved fanatics to test their rock skills. Running on the powerful Guitar Hero engine that has been expanded and refined and with encores from the addictive, award-winning gameplay features that made Guitar Hero one of the most popular franchises of all-time – such as Party Play, Competitive modes and any combination of up to four instruments –the game offers a complete interactive and connected experience bringing friends and foes to the stage in the ultimate rock music experience.
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Key Game FeaturesThe full track list includes: A Perfect Circle - “The Outsider”
Aerosmith - “Cryin’”
AFI - “Dancing Through Sunday”
Alice Cooper - “No More Mr. Nice Guy”
Alter Bridge - “Ties That Bind”
Anberlin - “The Feel Good Drag”
Anthrax - “Indians”
Arch Enemy - “Nemesis”
Atreyu - “Ravenous”
Avenged Sevenfold - “Bat Country”
Bad Brains - “Re-Ignition (Live)”
Band Of Skulls - “I Know What I Am”
Black Sabbath - “Children Of The Grave”
Blind Melon - “Tones Of Home”
Blue Oyster Cult - “Burnin’ For You”
Bush - “Machinehead”
Buzzcocks - “What Do I Get?”
Children Of Bodom - “If You Want Peace...
Prepare For War”
Creedence Clearwater Revival - “Fortunate Son”
The Cure - “Fascination Street”
Deep Purple - “Burn”
Def Leppard - “Pour Some Sugar On Me (Live)”
Dethklok - “Bloodlines”
The Dillinger Escape Plan - “Setting Fire To
Sleeping Giants”
Dire Straits - “Money For Nothing”
DragonForce - “Fury of the Storm”
Drowning Pool - “Bodies”
Edgar Winter- “Free Ride”
Fall Out Boy - “Dance, Dance”
Five Finger Death Punch - “Hard To See”
Flyleaf - “Again”Foo Fighters - “No Way Back”
Foreigner - “Feels Like The First Time”
George Thorogood and The Destroyers -
“Move It On Over (Live)”
The Hives - “Tick Tick Boom”
Interpol - “Slow Hands”
Jane’s Addiction - “Been Caught Stealing”
Jethro Tull - “Aqualung”
John 5 - “Black Widow Of La Porte”
KISS - “Love Gun”
Linkin Park - “Bleed It Out”
Lynyrd Skynyrd - “Call Me The Breeze (Live)”
Megadeth - “Sudden Death”
Megadeth - “Holy Wars... The Punishment Due”
Megadeth - “This Day We Fight!”
Metallica & Ozzy Osbourne - “Paranoid (Live)”
Muse - “Uprising”
My Chemical Romance - “I’m Not Okay (I Promise)”
Neil Young - “Rockin’ In The Free World”
Nickelback - “How You Remind Me”
Night Ranger - “(You Can Still)
Rock In America”
Nine Inch Nails - “Wish”
The Offspring - “Self Esteem”
Orianthi - “Suffocated”
Pantera - “I’m Broken”
Phoenix - “Lasso”
Poison - “Unskinny Bop”
Queen - “Bohemian Rhapsody”
Queensryche - “Jet City Woman”
Rammstein - “Waidmanns Heil”
The Ramones - “Theme From Spiderman”
Red Rider - “Lunatic Fringe”R.E.M. - “Losing My Religion”
Rise Against - “Savior”
The Rolling Stones - “Stray Cat Blues”
The Runaways - “Cherry Bomb”
Rush - “2112 Pt. 1 - Overture”
Rush - “2112 Pt. 2 - The Temples of Syrinx"
Rush - “2112 Pt. 3 - Discovery
Rush - “2112 Pt. 4 - Presentation”
Rush - “2112 Pt. 5 - Oracle: The Dream”
Rush - “2112 Pt. 6 - Soliloquy”
Rush - “2112 Pt. 7 - Grand Finale”
RX Bandits - “It’s Only Another Parsec...”
Silversun Pickups -
“There’s No Secrets This Year”
Slash featuring Ian Astbury - “Ghost”
Slayer - “Chemical Warfare”
Slipknot - “Psychosocial”
Snot - “Deadfall”
Soundgarden - “Black Rain”
Steve Vai - “Speeding” (Vault Version)
Stone Temple Pilots - “Interstate Love Song”
Strung Out - “Calling”
Styx - “Renegade”
Sum 41 - “Motivation”
Tesla - “Modern Day Cowboy”
Them Crooked Vultures - “Scumbag Blues”
Third Eye Blind - “Graduate”
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers -
“Listen To Her Heart”
Twisted Sister - “We’re Not Gonna Take It”
The Vines - “Get Free”
The White Stripes - “Seven Nation Army”
ZZ Top - “Sharp Dressed Man (Live)”
Up to 13 challenges per song – over 1,000 possible accomplishments on-disc
Build an army of warriors and fight to save rock in the first-ever epic Quest Mode
Play any combination of instruments on over 90 Rock Songs
*Screenshots taken from Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 versions- Save Rock n’ Roll – With Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock’s all-new, story-driven Quest Mode, narrated by notorious KISS front man Gene Simmons and featuring an original song by Dave Mustaine of Megadeth, players will journey from the infamous stage of CBGBs to the molten lava fields of rock treachery where players will be transformed into rock warriors that must join together to use their unique, game-changing powers to help the Demi-God of Rock take down “The Beast” and save rock n’ roll.
- Shred with Your Friends, Rock Your Enemies, Challenge Everyone – Quickplay+ pushes fans to the limit with 13 totally unique gameplay challenges for each on-disc track and most songs in their Guitar Hero® music library, providing literally hundreds of hours of replayability. From High Score on a single instrument, Band Streak and Star Power Relay with a full band and Power Challenges, which allow players to choose any two warrior powers they have unlocked to try to earn ridiculously high scores, completing any of these challenges will earn gamers extra stars, which unlock tons of bonus content such as accessories, instruments and videos. The current leaderboards and all-new Challenge Leaderboards will never be the same.
- Rock Music At Its Best – Featuring over 90 master tracks, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock delivers a one-of-a-kind music experience through a quintessential set list focused on challenging, hard-hitting rock songs that are fun for furious finger fretters, hard-hitting drummers and fearless frontmen alike. Along with some of the biggest names in rock, such as KISS, Slipknot, Megadeth, Queen and Black Sabbath, the game is comprised of original tracks written and composed by AAA talent, special re-records by famous artists, and bands that are making their music video game debut.
- Join The Party or Compete to Rock It – Guitar Hero 5’s critically-acclaimed gameplay features make an encore in Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, allowing players to jump in and rock out with friends right from the start with Party Play mode or prove who can rock the hardest with Competitive mode, the four-player local and up to eight-player online competitive battle mode that includes unique gameplay challenges like Streakers, Momentum+ and Do or Die.
- The Definitive Rock Library – In addition to the over 90 on-disc tracks, players can bolster their set list with music from the Guitar Hero Music Library, which will offer more than 300 downloadable songs at launch. For those looking for even more great music, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock also allows players to import select songs from Guitar Hero World Tour, Guitar Hero Smash Hits, Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero. Gamers will be able to experience all of their music with Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock’s innovative new features, such as all 13 Quickplay+ challenges, which will add hours of challenging replayability and breathe new life into older Guitar Hero songs.
- Forget the Rest, Shred on the Best – Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock delivers the next evolution in finger-fretting, show-stopping axes with the all-new, rock-inspired guitar controller born from the unique art style of the game and made for shredding. Hosting all electronic parts within the neck of the controller allows gamers the chance to express themselves and tailor the guitar to their own unique style.
- Wii Are Going To Be Roadies – Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock for Wii features an expanded Roadie Battle mode that lets Nintendo DS owners team up with living room rockers to interact with their music and friends like never before. No longer limited to a Wii guitarist roadie, Roadie Battle allows handheld players to also assist the bassist, drummer and vocalist. While the Wii players rock out on stage, the DS players must frantically navigate their virtual roadie from one side of the stage to the other trying to sabotage their opponent’s equipment while repairing any damage to their own.
© 2010 Activision Publishing, Inc. Guitar Hero and Activision are registered trademarks of Activision Publishing, Inc. “PlayStation” and the “PS” Family logo are registered trademarks and “PS3” is a trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. The PlayStation Network Logo is a service mark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. Microsoft, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox LIVE, Kinect, and the Xbox logos are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies and are used under license from Microsoft. Wii is a trademark of Nintendo. © 2006 Nintendo. The ratings icon is a registered trademark of the Entertainment Software Association. All other trademarks and trade names are the properties of their respective owners.
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In Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, join with friends on an epic rock journey to save rock n’ roll. Featuring an impressive 90+ track set list and a host of all-new gameplay features, living room legends and their friends can strum, drum and wail in the most immersive music videogame experience to date. Delivering the quintessential rock music collection that focuses on guitar shredding hits from bands such as Black Sabbath, Slipknot and Megadeth and larger-than-life band anthems from Queen, Muse and KISS, players can unleash their inner rock warriors with more rewards and unlockable content than ever before in Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock’s Quest Mode, the franchise’s first ever story-based mode, and Quickplay+, which invites challenge-starved fanatics to test their rock skills. Running on the powerful Guitar Hero engine that has been expanded and refined and with encores from the addictive, award-winning gameplay features that made Guitar Hero one of the most popular franchises of all time, including Party Play, a host of Competitive modes and any combination of up to four instruments, the game offers a complete interactive and connected experience bringing friends and foes to the stage in the ultimate rock music experience.
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I am a fan of music games. I have Guitar Hero World Tour, Metallica, 5, and Rock Band 2. I also bought Guitar Hero Smash Hits last year during Black Friday. I have played about 80 of the 90 something songs in Warriors of Rock, finished Quest Mode, and played online once.
What's Good: -The Set List: This is entirely opinionated. If you are even considering buying this game, look up the full set list online. Personally, I think this is a great set list. It has songs I always wanted in a music game (ex. Nemesis, Burnin' for You). Beyond the songs I was excited to play from bands I either really liked (Rush, Styx, My Chemical Romance) or was at least somewhat familiar with (Queensryche, Night Ranger), the game also has songs which are funner than I expected. For instance, I originally had no expectation for Cherry Bomb, We're Not Gonna Take It, and Suffocated, but I love playing all of those songs. Overall, there are distinctly different songs which are more often than not fun to play. While there is a diverse set list, it is also more contained in the rock, alternative, metal, and punk genres (I thought GH5 was too broad). -The Difficulty: In my opinion, the main games in the Guitar Hero series have decreased in difficulty. With Warriors of Rock, they bumped it back up. Between the Megadeth songs, Slayer, DragonForce, John 5, and Steve Vai, there are some good challenging songs. Even some of the earlier songs are hard to play like Burn and Call Me the Breeze. -Importing Songs: Yes, there is a small fee to do this, but it is a thousand times better swapping discs or never playing songs again. You can import about half of the songs from WT and SH, about 80 songs from 5, and about 39 songs from Metallica. In fact, Activision waived the import fee for GH:M for the first week, so I didn't pay anything. If you have been a Guitar Hero fan for a few years, you probably have too many games on your shelve like me. When you import all of your games, your set list becomes impressive both in terms of bands and the scope of genres. The new features are updated automatically, so even the Death Magnetic album, which I got two years ago, has the new challenges found in Quickplay+. Speaking of which... -Quickplay+: Remember those challenges from GH5? Remember the leveling system from GHWT? Those are combined together in the new quickplay mode. You can keep track of how good (or how bad) you are on a song easily. You can still save playlists and sort songs like in 5. What's Not So Good/Bad: -Some songs don't belong in a Guitar Hero game. Personally, I think Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the greatest songs ever written, but it should belong in Rock Band 3 and not WOR, since it has an actual keyboard. Instead you play the piano part with a guitar. Also, I really like Seven Nation Army and Uprising, but they aren't the most exciting song to play on guitar. Instead of making them the easiest songs in the game though, they charted the bass section too [QUICK EDIT: So apparently White Strips don't have a bassist, so you are actually playing the guitar part in the game, but you can still play as a bass guitarist in the game, so the same problem still exists]. I don't care if a chart is 100% accurate and I don't mind playing some synthesizer keyboard parts in songs, but it is a little distracting in this game. -Quest Mode: I don't know why Acitivision and Neversoft hyped this at all. Quest Mode barely has a story. There are no over-the-top/epic rock moments. Instead we get bands playing at venues (just like every other game) who randomly transform into a monster. The transformations and power-ups are unnecessary, and make the game too easy. It is possible to have star power on, with a 36x multiplier for an entire song. However, you don't earn points in this mode. Instead you can earn up to 40 (yes 40) stars. The only cool moments in Quest Mode are 2112 and fighting The Beast. I doubt anybody is dying to play through Quest Mode, but just so you know, there is absolutely nothing to talk about. Personally, I would skip Quest Mode, except... -Some songs are locked: Yeah. The last tier (the hardest songs in the game) is locked, so you have to play through Quest Mode in order to play every song. I believe you have to do this to unlock 2112 as well. You will only have to endure this once, and if you are experienced at Guitar Hero or Rock Band it should only take you about 6 hours to reach the end. Still, was a little annoying I could play Black Widow of La Porte when I first got the game. Oh well. Bottom Line: If you are not bored with Guitar Hero, then you should have some fun with this game. I picked this game over Rock Band 3 because I like this set list more, there is a lot of crossover with previous Guitar Hero games (RB3 has songs from GH 1, 2, 3, WT, 5, and WOR), and I don't want to budget for completely new instruments right now. So basically I picked this game, because I thought WOR has fun songs and on that front the game has delivered. If you are just now thinking about playing a music game, pick up an earlier game (either GH5, Metallica, or RB2. I wouldn't go much earlier than that), since they are finally coming down in price. QUICK EDIT (10/17/10): Although I still believe the powers in Quest Mode don't add much to the game, I do have to admit something. In Quickplay+, you can select 2 powers out of the 8 in the game. The game doesn't save your score, so you don't have to worry about beating people who somehow got 2 million points on a song (you still see your score, but it only saves the stars you received). Overall, I think using power-ups in Quickplay+ is fun. Since you are able to pick which powers you use, it is better than Quest Mode, which either assigns random powers based on the rocker's set list, or you play with 4 or 8 powers which makes the game too easy. With that in mind, the powers still don't add anything new to the gameplay. They are simply a new gameplay mode. If anything, this only reinforces how fun Quickplay+ is.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great game, lots of fun.,
= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock Stand-Alone Software (Video Game)
Yeah, it's a little early, but I've played this game for a few hours now and love it. It has great features, graphics, multiplayer etc. The "warrior" add-on is really cool and looks pretty bad-ass overall. This is not a game for your 8-year-old however, it does have some suggestive songs and themes. It comes jam-packed with amazing songs like Money for Nothing, Uprising, Love Gun, Been Caught Stealing, Bat Country, Bohemian Rhapsody, and Savior. Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a fun time alone, at a party, or with family.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
guitar hero doesn't let you play with controller,
= Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars
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this guitar hero game doesn't let you play with the xbox360 controller. you have to use the guitar now. im used to playing with the controller.why guitar hero why!
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