Get Your Band Back Together
Rock Band 2 didn’t have to do too much given how great the original was, but they went ahead and added an excellent online mode anyway, plus will have 500 new songs by year’s end.
Rock Band 2 didn’t have to do too much given how great the original was, but they went ahead and added an excellent online mode anyway, plus will have 500 new songs by year’s end.
Sure Guitar Hero is amazing, but taking it on the road was a little difficult. Now that it’s out for the Nintendo DS, gamers can rock out anytime, and don’t even need roadies.
AeroSmith fans can now rejoice and play with their favorite band from its humble beginnings to mega stardom. As long as you love the band, Guitar Hero: AeroSmith will rock you.
Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection faithfully recreates some of the best tables ever constructed, and brings home the nostalgia of the game.
If Hannah Montana and the cast of High School Musical can’t get kids into healthy dancing, then nothing else will. Our guess: hours of fun.
The award-winning Pet Vet 3D series goes down under, all the way to Australia, to round up some of the cutest little critters that desperately need your help.
If you ever wanted to create Marvel comics, or insert yourself into them, then Marvel Heroes: Comic Book Creator is the game for you.
Rock Band takes multiplayer music games to ridiculously fun levels with guitars, drums and singing all together in one place.
With extreme popularity and a developer switch, we thought we should cover Guitar Hero III in great depth, so here is our second review of the game on multiple platforms.
With a huge opening weekend, Guitar Hero III is off to an amazing start. But does the game live up to all the hype? You bet it does!