Guitar Hero (PS2)

Playing air guitars and tennis racquet guitars is now a thing of the past.

Guitar Hero is that rare thing: a videogame that appeals to gamers and non-gamers alike. Indeed, it even appeals to cooler-than-thou ‘muso’ types, who might well previously have considered playing a videogame as bein ... more >>

Guitar Hero II (Xbox 360)

Everyone wants to be a guitar hero, don't they? Standing up there on stage, basking in the adulation of thousands of adoring fans, many of them foxy ladeez! But if, like us, you can't manage the chords and notes and things, Guitar Hero is the answer. If you can manage four buttons and a flicky t ... more >>

Guitar Hero II (PS2)

Everyone wants to be a guitar hero, don't they? Standing up there on stage, basking in the adulation of thousands of adoring fans, many of them foxy ladeez! But if, like us, you can't manage the chords and notes and things, Guitar Hero is the answer. If you can manage four buttons and a flicky t ... more >>

Rock Band (Xbox 360)

The winning triumvirate of inspired music-game designers at Harmonix, the music industry moguls at MTV and the gaming industry behemoth that is Electronic Arts have brought us what could well be the ultimate music creation/rock god-aping title, the simply and ingeniously entitled Rock Band.

R ... more >>

Rock Band (Wii)

The winning triumvirate of inspired music game designers at Harmonix, the showbiz industry moguls at MTV, and the gaming industry behemoth that is Electronic Arts bring us the ultimate music creation/rock god-aping title: the simply and ingeniously entitled Rock Band. Not just a guitar or a micr ... more >>

Rock Band (PS2)

The winning triumvirate of inspired music game designers at Harmonix, the showbiz industry moguls at MTV, and the gaming industry behemoth that is Electronic Arts bring us the ultimate music creation/rock god-aping title: the simply and ingeniously entitled Rock Band. Not just a guitar or a micr ... more >>

Rock Band (PS3)

The winning triumvirate of inspired music game designers at Harmonix, the showbiz industry moguls at MTV, and the gaming industry behemoth that is Electronic Arts bring us the ultimate music creation/rock god-aping title: the simply and ingeniously entitled Rock Band. Not just a guitar or a micr ... more >>

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PC)

Do you like rock music? Do you like video games? Do you like rock music and video games? Chances are if you say yes to at least one of those questions, you're familiar with Guitar Hero, publisher Activision's genius marriage of axe-shaped controller and rock and roll music. If the likes of SingS ... more >>

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Xbox 360)

Do you like rock music? Do you like video games? Do you like rock music and video games? Chances are if you say yes to at least one of those questions, you're familiar with Guitar Hero, publisher Activision's genius marriage of axe-shaped controller and rock and roll music. If the likes of SingS ... more >>

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (DS)

Do you like rock music? Do you like video games? Do you like rock music and video games? Chances are if you say yes to at least one of those questions, you're familiar with Guitar Hero, publisher Activision's genius marriage of axe-shaped controller and rock and roll music. If the likes of SingS ... more >>

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Wii)

Do you like rock music? Do you like video games? Do you like rock music and video games? Chances are if you say yes to at least one of those questions, you're familiar with Guitar Hero, publisher Activision's genius marriage of axe-shaped controller and rock and roll music. If the likes of SingS ... more >>

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PS2)

Do you like rock music? Do you like video games? Do you like rock music and video games? Chances are if you say yes to at least one of those questions, you're familiar with Guitar Hero, publisher Activision's genius marriage of axe-shaped controller and rock and roll music. If the likes of SingS ... more >>

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PS3)

Do you like rock music? Do you like video games? Do you like rock music and video games? Chances are if you say yes to at least one of those questions, you're familiar with Guitar Hero, publisher Activision's genius marriage of axe-shaped controller and rock and roll music. If the likes of SingS ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Rock the 80s (PS2)

It's time to dig out your Gibson-shaped guitar peripheral, tape up your fingers and get ready to rock out in your living room once again. This time, however, you might want to grow your hair, put on a bandanna, buy some fingerless gloves and maybe dig out something with shoulder pads. Yup, Guita ... more >>

Battle of the Bands (Wii)

THQ wades into the rhythm/battle genre with an original Wii title going by the name of Battle of the Bands.

Expect an intriguing mix of action and rhythm-based game mechanics that mixes up frantic combat using customisable bands in the battle (the clue's in the title) for musical domination. ... more >>

Ultimate Band (DS)

Ultimate Band is the latest entry in to the crowded world of pop/rock music simulations. But while this market is well served on the PlayStation and Xbox 360, Ultimate Band is aimed at the Nintendo Wii and DS gamer.

Unlike some other 'Band' games, Disney's Ultimate Band dispatches with all th ... more >>

Ultimate Band (Wii)

Ultimate Band is the latest entry in to the crowded world of pop/rock music simulations. But while this market is well served on the PlayStation and Xbox 360, Ultimate Band is aimed at the Nintendo Wii and DS gamer.

Unlike some other 'Band' games, Disney's Ultimate Band dispatches with all th ... more >>

Guitar Hero: On Tour (DS)

For the first time, handheld gamers have the freedom to unleash their inner rock star anytime, anywhere with Guitar Hero: On Tour. Utilising the revolutionary Guitar Hero Guitar Grip peripheral that fits snugly into the Nintendo DS and a unique Guitar Hero pick-stylus, Guitar Hero: On Tour bring ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (Xbox 360)

Once upon a time there was a little-known band. They played in small venues. They practised in garages. A few people liked them. In the band were chaps going by the names of Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer. You might have heard of them. They're Aerosmith. The ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (Wii)

Once upon a time there was a little-known band. They played in small venues. They practised in garages. A few people liked them. In the band were chaps going by the names of Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer. You might have heard of them. They're Aerosmith. The ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (PS2)

Once upon a time there was a little-known band. They played in small venues. They practised in garages. A few people liked them. In the band were chaps going by the names of Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer. You might have heard of them. They're Aerosmith. The ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (PS3)

Once upon a time there was a little-known band. They played in small venues. They practised in garages. A few people liked them. In the band were chaps going by the names of Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer. You might have heard of them. They're Aerosmith. The ... more >>

Guitar Hero World Tour (PC)

Once upon a time there was a little-known band. They played in small venues. They practised in garages. A few people liked them. In the band were chaps going by the names of Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer. You might have heard of them. They're Aerosmith. The ... more >>

Guitar Hero World Tour (Xbox 360)

Guitar Hero, the franchise that made guitar games popular on Western shores, is most definitely back. It's brought the entire band along, too.

That's right, the entire band. Faced by the multi-instrument challenge to the music game throne that is the Rock Band series, Activision and RedOctane ... more >>

Guitar Hero World Tour (Wii)

Guitar Hero, the franchise that made guitar games popular on Western shores, is most definitely back. It's brought the entire band along, too.

That's right, the entire band. Faced by the multi-instrument challenge to the music game throne that is the Rock Band series, Activision and RedOctane ... more >>

Guitar Hero World Tour (PS2)

Guitar Hero, the franchise that made guitar games popular on Western shores, is most definitely back. It's brought the entire band along, too.

That's right, the entire band. Faced by the multi-instrument challenge to the music game throne that is the Rock Band series, Activision and RedOctane ... more >>

Guitar Hero World Tour (PS3)

Guitar Hero, the franchise that made guitar games popular on Western shores, is most definitely back. It's brought the entire band along, too.

That's right, the entire band. Faced by the multi-instrument challenge to the music game throne that is the Rock Band series, Activision and RedOctane ... more >>

Rock Band 2 (Xbox 360)

Rock Band, the Harmonix franchise that put the wind right up Activision's Guitar Hero series, is back. It's bigger. It's better. It's aimed at chomping off another big chunk of the music game market.

So, what does it have to offer? A whopping 84 new songs, for starters. You'll find everything ... more >>

Rock Band 2 (Wii)

Rock Band, the Harmonix franchise that put the wind right up Activision's Guitar Hero series, is back. It's bigger. It's better. It's aimed at chomping off another big chunk of the music game market.

So, what does it have to offer? A whopping 84 new songs, for starters. You'll find everything ... more >>

Rock Band 2 (PS2)

Rock Band, the Harmonix franchise that put the wind right up Activision's Guitar Hero series, is back. It's bigger. It's better. It's aimed at chomping off another big chunk of the music game market.

So, what does it have to offer? A whopping 84 new songs, for starters. You'll find everything ... more >>

Rock Band 2 (PS3)

Rock Band, the Harmonix franchise that put the wind right up Activision's Guitar Hero series, is back. It's bigger. It's better. It's aimed at chomping off another big chunk of the music game market.

So, what does it have to offer? A whopping 84 new songs, for starters. You'll find everything ... more >>

PopStar Guitar (Wii)

Popstar Guitar aims to bring the same kind of rocking fun that older gamers have enjoyed with Guitar Hero to younger players or those with more pop-orientated tastes in music. The game features the same rhythm timing action that Guitar Hero features. You have to press the buttons on your control ... more >>

PopStar Guitar (PS2)

Popstar Guitar aims to bring the same kind of rocking fun that older gamers have enjoyed with Guitar Hero to younger players or those with more pop-orientated tastes in music. The game features the same rhythm timing action that Guitar Hero features. You have to press the buttons on your control ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits (Xbox 360)

Activision's Guitar Hero started a gaming revolution when it first hit our screens in 2005. The intervening years have seen a host of imitators, but they have also seen a range of new and improved Guitar Hero games. As time has passed, Guitar Hero has progressed (after a little push from Rock Ba ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits (Wii)

Activision's Guitar Hero started a gaming revolution when it first hit our screens in 2005. The intervening years have seen a host of imitators, but they have also seen a range of new and improved Guitar Hero games. As time has passed, Guitar Hero has progressed (after a little push from Rock Ba ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits (PS2)

Activision's Guitar Hero started a gaming revolution when it first hit our screens in 2005. The intervening years have seen a host of imitators, but they have also seen a range of new and improved Guitar Hero games. As time has passed, Guitar Hero has progressed (after a little push from Rock Ba ... more >>

Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits (PS3)

Activision's Guitar Hero started a gaming revolution when it first hit our screens in 2005. The intervening years have seen a host of imitators, but they have also seen a range of new and improved Guitar Hero games. As time has passed, Guitar Hero has progressed (after a little push from Rock Ba ... more >>