Money Train Keeps On Rollin'

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith is a mixed bag...on one hand, it's classic Guitar Hero, which means you know that the controls will be well done and the experience enjoyable, but on the other hand, you also know deep down that this is a cash-in title, as evidenced by the paucity of tracks and the odd selection of ballads from among Aerosmith's vast library. The story is, of course, filler, but it is a bit cool to trace the band's roots, and the idea to include artists closely associated with Aerosmith does break up the monotony of an otherwise one-trick pony. I consider myself a fairly big Aerosmith fan, and as such was looking forward to this game with great anticipation, but I must say that it feels like a hollow package, worth the price of an expansion or add-on, say, $20-$30 bucks, but at $50+, it simply does not justify your purchase. Wait a few months for World Tour to drop and then pick up GH: Aerosmith on the cheap.