Guitar Hero on Tour Review

[center]NEW REVIEW: GUITAR HERO ON TOUR!



Intro

This game starts off like any other Guitar Hero game. It takes you through all the sponcers and then a tutorial on how to play with the touch screen.

Storyline

You are a band starting off small with just a few songs to play and no actual CD cover. You play in a subway with about ten people watching you. The train is rolling by and you have to play 5 songs. It is not like the Guitar Hero 3 where you only have to play three songs and the encore to finish.

Graphics

The graphics in this game are better than GH3 but they could be better. The video crowd does move in different motions instead of just one or two. You can see the threads of the jeans but not the belt of the pants. You still have that butt ugly singer from GH3, except this time he plays bass and singer instead of the bear from GH3. There isn't that paper design like GH3 but it still looks cool to atch your characters make head movements. Their hair even moves! It's pretty cool.


Sound

The sound is like every Guitar Hero game. Just the music and the crowds screaming at you. The sound of you missing a note. The usual. Just what is to be expected of any Guitar Hero game. The only thing I would change is hearing sounds of battle like the screen flip.

Replay Value

I would have to say that the replay value in this game. When I beat it on Expert I stopped playing it all together. It was pretty much a waste of my mom's money. Once you beat Career it's all over. There is no special Quick Play only songs or second list, there is only the one list of Career songs. There are only 25 songs and they get boring really quick because the songs aren't that good. I never play this game anymore. I actually am kinda back into GH3.


Value

The value is pretty good I would say. Beating the career feels good when you beat it for the first time. You can buy new guitars and stuff. There are unfortunately no new characters. There are six characters which your choice to: not alot.