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Guitar Hero 5 is the fifth main game in the musical rhythm series. Similar to the previous title, Guitar Hero: World Tour, the focus is on a band experience with lead and bass guitar, drums and vocals. The title is available individually or bundled with instruments.
Alongside a new soundtrack featuring 85 songs, many animated lead singers are now modelled on famous musicians such as Johnny Cash, Carlos Santana, Shirley Manson, Kurt Cobain and Matthew Bellamy. Players can still compose their own songs in the included studio, and the game relies heavily on downloadable content in the form of tracks and entire albums. Some of the songs from Guitar Hero: World Tour, Guitar Hero Smash Hits and Band Hero can be imported for a small fee per song.
In the band lobby, players can put together a group of local and other players to form a band, play career mode or opt for quickplay. Most of the competitive multiplayer modes have been carried over from previous versions, with two new modes added: Party Play (random song selection with the ability to join and leave with any instrument at will) and RockFest, a band mode for up to four (local) or up to eight (online) players with a variety of sub-modes. Songs are divided into smaller sections, and for each section players receive rewards based on a number of conditions.
General new features introduced to the gameplay include drop-in/drop-out play, which makes it possible to join in the middle of a song or leave the game without interrupting the gameplay. The various game versions are identical, except for the PS2 version, which lacks online play modes and downloadable content, drop-in/drop-out play and song challenges. It is also limited to two instruments and does not support the multitap. The Wii version is very similar to the versions for the major consoles, including downloadable content on SD cards, multiplayer via the global Wii address book and the Mii Freestyle mode from the previous game. It also supports interaction with the Nintendo DS to edit videos, and offers access to the Roadie Battle mode, similar to the main Battle mode of Guitar Hero III, in which players complete minigames on the Nintendo DS to sabotage the players on the console.
Alongside a new soundtrack featuring 85 songs, many animated lead singers are now modelled on famous musicians such as Johnny Cash, Carlos Santana, Shirley Manson, Kurt Cobain and Matthew Bellamy. Players can still compose their own songs in the included studio, and the game relies heavily on downloadable content in the form of tracks and entire albums. Some of the songs from Guitar Hero: World Tour, Guitar Hero Smash Hits and Band Hero can be imported for a small fee per song.
In the band lobby, players can put together a group of local and other players to form a band, play career mode or opt for quickplay. Most of the competitive multiplayer modes have been carried over from previous versions, with two new modes added: Party Play (random song selection with the ability to join and leave with any instrument at will) and RockFest, a band mode for up to four (local) or up to eight (online) players with a variety of sub-modes. Songs are divided into smaller sections, and for each section players receive rewards based on a number of conditions.
General new features introduced to the gameplay include drop-in/drop-out play, which makes it possible to join in the middle of a song or leave the game without interrupting the gameplay. The various game versions are identical, except for the PS2 version, which lacks online play modes and downloadable content, drop-in/drop-out play and song challenges. It is also limited to two instruments and does not support the multitap. The Wii version is very similar to the versions for the major consoles, including downloadable content on SD cards, multiplayer via the global Wii address book and the Mii Freestyle mode from the previous game. It also supports interaction with the Nintendo DS to edit videos, and offers access to the Roadie Battle mode, similar to the main Battle mode of Guitar Hero III, in which players complete minigames on the Nintendo DS to sabotage the players on the console.
Details & specifications
Genre Music
Platform Playstation 2 (PS2)
Condition Used, with original packaging
Language German
ManufacturerSony
EAN5030917072307
Release01.09.2009
Product numberPS2-1200075-OVP-DE
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Product information "Guitar Hero 5 - Boxed - PS2"
Guitar Hero 5 is the fifth main game in the musical rhythm series. Similar to the previous title, Guitar Hero: World Tour, the focus is on a band experience with lead and bass guitar, drums and vocals. The title is available individually or bundled with instruments.
Alongside a new soundtrack featuring 85 songs, many animated lead singers are now modelled on famous musicians such as Johnny Cash, Carlos Santana, Shirley Manson, Kurt Cobain and Matthew Bellamy. Players can still compose their own songs in the included studio, and the game relies heavily on downloadable content in the form of tracks and entire albums. Some of the songs from Guitar Hero: World Tour, Guitar Hero Smash Hits and Band Hero can be imported for a small fee per song.
In the band lobby, players can put together a group of local and other players to form a band, play career mode or opt for quickplay. Most of the competitive multiplayer modes have been carried over from previous versions, with two new modes added: Party Play (random song selection with the ability to join and leave with any instrument at will) and RockFest, a band mode for up to four (local) or up to eight (online) players with a variety of sub-modes. Songs are divided into smaller sections, and for each section players receive rewards based on a number of conditions.
General new features introduced to the gameplay include drop-in/drop-out play, which makes it possible to join in the middle of a song or leave the game without interrupting the gameplay. The various game versions are identical, except for the PS2 version, which lacks online play modes and downloadable content, drop-in/drop-out play and song challenges. It is also limited to two instruments and does not support the multitap. The Wii version is very similar to the versions for the major consoles, including downloadable content on SD cards, multiplayer via the global Wii address book and the Mii Freestyle mode from the previous game. It also supports interaction with the Nintendo DS to edit videos, and offers access to the Roadie Battle mode, similar to the main Battle mode of Guitar Hero III, in which players complete minigames on the Nintendo DS to sabotage the players on the console.
Alongside a new soundtrack featuring 85 songs, many animated lead singers are now modelled on famous musicians such as Johnny Cash, Carlos Santana, Shirley Manson, Kurt Cobain and Matthew Bellamy. Players can still compose their own songs in the included studio, and the game relies heavily on downloadable content in the form of tracks and entire albums. Some of the songs from Guitar Hero: World Tour, Guitar Hero Smash Hits and Band Hero can be imported for a small fee per song.
In the band lobby, players can put together a group of local and other players to form a band, play career mode or opt for quickplay. Most of the competitive multiplayer modes have been carried over from previous versions, with two new modes added: Party Play (random song selection with the ability to join and leave with any instrument at will) and RockFest, a band mode for up to four (local) or up to eight (online) players with a variety of sub-modes. Songs are divided into smaller sections, and for each section players receive rewards based on a number of conditions.
General new features introduced to the gameplay include drop-in/drop-out play, which makes it possible to join in the middle of a song or leave the game without interrupting the gameplay. The various game versions are identical, except for the PS2 version, which lacks online play modes and downloadable content, drop-in/drop-out play and song challenges. It is also limited to two instruments and does not support the multitap. The Wii version is very similar to the versions for the major consoles, including downloadable content on SD cards, multiplayer via the global Wii address book and the Mii Freestyle mode from the previous game. It also supports interaction with the Nintendo DS to edit videos, and offers access to the Roadie Battle mode, similar to the main Battle mode of Guitar Hero III, in which players complete minigames on the Nintendo DS to sabotage the players on the console.
| Genre: | Music |
|---|---|
| Platform: | Playstation 2 (PS2) |
| Condition: | Used, with original packaging |
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