Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock is the third installment in the Guitar Hero series of music video games developed by Neversoft. It was first released for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. Soon after, it was developed for Playstation 2 and then in 2007, was released in PC and Mac.
The game uses a guitar-shaped controller and the objective of the game is for you to simulate the rock band playing by playing in time with the notes flashing on the screen. There are different modes to play Guitar Hero 3. You can either choose the career mode and “Boss Battle” to play against the computer or a second player. Or you can also play it online with other gaming enthusists.
Guitar Hero 3 features 70 rock songs, most of which, were not featured in the previous installment. Aside from that, you can download additional tracks from the internet to satisfy both your gaming and music experience at the same time. Musicians such as Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machines and Audioslave, Slash of Guns N’ Roses and Velvet Revolver, and Brett Michaels of Poison. Guitar Hero 3 became the bestselling video game of 2007 both in units sold and revenue.
The Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock basically has the same gameplay as the previous versions. The main objective is to simulate a rock song by literally hitting the notes as they scroll on the screen simultaneously with the music to maintain the performance and gain points. To make the game more “realistic” using the guitar-shaped controller, you may need to strum the strum bar while holding the correct fret button. You can also play the game with a standard controller where you only need to press the right button to hit the notes.
What’s great with Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock that was not feature in the other version is the soundtrack, 53 of which are master recordings. With the career mode, you can have a guitar showdown with who else? Tom Morello, Slash, and Lou (The Devil). Both Slash and Morello wrote guitar pieces specifically for Guitar Hero 3. Talk about moral support from guitar legends.
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