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Écrit par Keadin
le 28-Juil-2009 |
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3 /4 membres ont trouvé cette critique utile. |
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For all the game's added features it's easy to find yourself bored while playing it. As a big Rock Band fan I was looking at giving GH:WT a try, but it fell flat when the tracklist couldn't compare and the experience left me wanting more. |
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Who chose this setlist anyway? |
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1 /1 membres ont trouvé cette critique utile. |
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Taken as a follow-up to Guitar Hero III, World Tour is acceptable. However, the mere existence of Rock Band makes it feel like a "me too" sequel that fails far more often than it succeeds. Also, the setlist is nothing special and has far too few memorable or recognizable tracks to make it stand out in an overcrowded genre. No question: skip it. |
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Écrit par Wafik
le 24-Juil-2009 |
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2 /4 membres ont trouvé cette critique utile. |
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Bad set list with many over lapping songs available on Rock Band 2 with worse game mechanics then Rock Band 2. Combine this with GH:Smash Hits and the so far weak set list for GH5 and its sad to see my beloved franchise dieing so hard. |
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