Single player, for me at least, is just practice for online play. Bomberman was MADE to be played with other people. I highly suggest testing yourself on single (or local play as it's called in the game), then go straight to multiplayer.

Guitar Hero's history may not be as long and storied as Aerosmith's, but the young music game's popularity and commercial success has propelled the series to comparable stardom: North American sales alone are worth over a billion dollars; the band who wrote the third game's end song, Dragonforce,...

Fire up the fret board, crank the amp to 11 and get ready to rock this way with Guitar Hero: Aerosmith. Play through Aerosmith's career, bands they performed with, venues they played, as well as songs from celebrated artists that the band has either performed with or has been inspired by in some...

The latest Guitar Hero is an Aerosmith fan's dream come true, but the game's narrow focus and lack of content will prove unappealing to many others.

Includes Run DMC's version of "Walk This Way" and not the one with Britney Spears, Most people will appreciate the kinder difficulty, Motion-captured Steven Tyler, Aerosmith fans will love it

Too much Joe Perry solo music; Not enough content to justify full price; Ultraskilled players might find the game too easy; Not much here for people who don't like Aerosmith

I knew Guitar Hero 3 was popular, but I was very surprised when I read that it's actually very high on NPD's top ten list of the highest-selling video games since they started tracking them.

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith Genre: Rhythm Developer: Neversoft Publisher: Activision Release Date: 06/29/08 Okay, so, here's the deal: if you're looking for the opinion of a huge fan of Aerosmith, go take a look at Danny's review. If you hate Aerosmith, well, I can't help you.

Game: Guitar Hero: Aerosmith Genre: Music Platform: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2 (Reviewed on 360) When Guitar Hero: Aerosmith was revealed a while back as the newest entry in the Guitar Hero series, I'm pretty sure I wasn't alone in being completely underwhelmed by the announcement.

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith

Although it is a decent game I couldn't help but feel I was playing an expansion pack for GH III. There are few songs with no improvements over from the last game, and it even plays exactly the same.

The same Guitar Hero that we all know and love combined with Aerosmith, who we're sure many have a love-hate relationship with. Still fun, but definitely tailored for fans of the band more than anybody else.