I bought this game just to complete my guitar hero collection. I'm not a huge fan of Aerosmith, though their music is decent. The short setlist and easy difficulty of songs provides little replay value. If you like Aerosmith then get this game, otherwise it's not worth it.

Regardless of what the younger people think, Aerosmith was a huge success in the 70s with songs like Combination, No More No More, and Back In The Saddle. The fact that they then reinvented themselves in the 80s and 90s to become as significant a band as they were decades before is proof they are...

I really enjoy Guitar Hero Aerosmith. It has is basically all Aerosmith songs that you have heard before.

Aerosmith; Fun to play; Good sound; Online

Can get boring

After Neversoft developed Guitar Hero III, they decided that it would be easy to "earn" more money b

More songs

Song selection; difficulty; length; not fun

A must buy for Aerosmith fans as each section includes intros and backstory by the band. There are non-Aerosmith songs as well. 31 songs total.

I'm someone who likes Aerosmith but am not too familiar with a large amount of their songs, therefore I was put off playing this game for a long time thinking it was just for the hardcore fans.

I received the item within 2 weeks of ordering. The game bundle's box looked a little rough, but the game should be fine. It doesn't seem to be enough to damage the items inside (I haven't had a chance to open it). It's a Xmas present for my son and it arrived in plenty of time, so I'm satisfied.

In conclusion, DiRT: Showdown seems like the game that announces where Codemasters want to take the franchise in the future. If anything, it seems like an experiment with a host of new features both offline and online, just so the publisher gets an accurate idea as to whether the formula would work.

The bottom line is that if this had have been released at a more reasonable price point (say £20) then it could have been a real hit. Alternatively the new tracks could have been released as downloadable content for Guitar Hero 3, which would have made more sense.

The band look good and animate well; Some great tracks; Great for Aerosmith fans

Gameplay starting to feel stale; Overpriced; Sucks if you don't like Aerosmith

Deadly Shadows once again follows the criminal activities of anti-hero and master thief Garrat as he raids homes, shops, castles and churches intent on lining his own pockets with gold and silver.