Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

Summary

Low Fidelity Taints An Otherwise Rocking Guitar Hero III
Despite some inexcusable shortcomings, Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock makes a solid series debut on Wii. It's addictive as ever, boasts a head-banging set list, and is well worth the purchase price -- provided you're not an audiophile and/or have the means to buy the Xbox 360 version.
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Guitar Hero III
It's hard being the king. Just ask the Guitar Hero franchise. It's currently sitting on the rhythm game throne and yet, all anyone can talk about is the new kid on the block, Rock Band.
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Jan. 12, 2009 News: Guitar Hero III highest grossing game in history
Surpassing the $1 billion dollar mark, Guitar Hero III is officially the highest grossing game ever.
Sep. 18, 2008 News: Rhythm wars: Activision says Guitar Hero outselling Rock Band 6:1
Rock Band might be the critically darling at the moment, but most gamers still flock to Guitar Hero, says Activision CEO Bobby Kotick.
Aug. 20, 2008 News: Dragonforce to debut new single on Guitar Hero III
More Dragonforce Guitar Hero tracks? Yes, please. A track from their brand new album his PSN and Xbox Live Marketplace August 21.
Aug. 19, 2008 News: Parents let 16-year-old drop out to play Guitar Hero
North Carolina resident Blake Peebles dropped out of school to play Guitar Hero full-time, with the full blessing of his parents.
Jul. 2, 2008 News: Teen scores 100% on hardest Guitar Hero 3 song
And gets a job as spokesman for a video game peripheral company as a result.