Well…basically it's Guitar Hero with little surprises or new inventions. This does mean for those of you who played Rock Band in between you may be a bit disappointed when you find some of the pro's of Rock Band disappear (maybe Guitar Hero 4 will steal some of the ideas?).

Aerosmith are one of those rare bands. They originally formed in 1971 and have been together (more or less) ever since which means that they have been performing together for over 35 years.

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith is built on the framework of Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock right down to the boss battles (there's a boss battle with Joe Perry towards the end of Guitar Hero: Aerosmith). Developer Neversoft has made some adjustments to help make it a uniquely Aerosmith experience.

I was in on the ground floor with Guitar Hero . I was there at Gamestop on its first day of release, buying a plastic guitar with money that I didn't have. My girlfriend at the time was furious when she found out that we couldn't afford groceries that week, but I did what needed to be done.

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith is exactly what you think it is. It's a standard Guitar Hero game with an emphasis on a certain Boston-based rock band fronted by Steven Tyler. It looks like a Guitar Hero game, it plays like a Guitar Hero game and it sounds like a Guitar Hero game ...

It was never going to set the World alight, was it However, I didn't think it would end up being quite as bad as it did. We're talking Guitar Hero: Aerosmith here, and quite frankly, the developers should be taking a page out of EA's book next time they think of such a half-assed idea, and release...

Activision's Guitar Hero series is facing serious competition against the Rock Band platform. One of the ways Activision is keeping Guitar Hero distinguished from Rock Band is by announcing artist-specific titles. The first in this line of artist-specific titles is Guitar Hero Aerosmith .

Good track list; Must-own for Aerosmith fans; Only one boss battle

Can't import tracks to another; Guitar Hero; title; making multiplayer parties stall with constant disc swapping; Not enough for people who aren't Aerosmith fans; Still has a boss battle

When developer Neversoft first announced it was working on this, gamers, hacks and pundits everywhere scoffed at the idea that a Guitar Hero game based around the career of one band could possibly work.

The ugly is the big what if: what if you don't like Aerosmith. From my experience with Guitar Hero Aerosmith, it is the best Guitar Hero title to be made. Phenomenal 2-player online play, exceptionally enjoyable songs that are both challenging and exciting, and it even looks like Aerosmith's in your...

Guitar Hero 3 is a wicked game, and this is basically exacly the same, just based on aerosmith! So obviously people who don't like aerosmith probably wont find the choice of songs for them!