Okay, Syd already made a thread about how much the new GH game sucks. But I thought it would be good to look at some of the positive aspects. Does the bad outweigh the good in this game? Maybe, but let's focus on the latter:

1. Most of the songs are master tracks. There are some covers for the non-Aerosmith tunes, but all of the Aerosmith songs are either master tracks or re-recorded by Aerosmith themselves.

2. The boss battle track alone is included. For GH3, you could only play the boss battle tracks from DLC (not offered by the Wii version), but not this time.

3. It gives us something to do while waiting for GH: World Tour.

I tried to think of some more.

JEW wrote:

this game sucks, and thats the bottom line.

AHEM! "Does the bad outweigh the good in this game? Maybe, but let's focus on the latter...." You should've read that before replying, amigo (assuming you can read in the first place, that is).

Anyway, one more good thing about this game is that it doesn't abuse triple-note chords like they did in GH3. Honestly, WTF were they thinking when they did that?! Perhaps they were trying to be cute by making an excess amount of 3-note chords in a game with "3" in the title. But yeah, there are probably more 3-note chords in the song "Before I Forget" by Slipknot than there were in the entire game of GH: Aerosmith.

Syd Lexia wrote:

For the Nintendo version, extra guitars wii-tail for $89.99 while the game/guitar bundle wii-tails for $99.99. So basically it was like getting a second guitar and then for an extra $10 getting a game, a faceplate, and some stickers. If you bought it at Target, you also got a free Aerosmith greatest hits CD as well.

I got the greatest hits CD from Best Buy.

Char Aznable wrote:

Stop saying Wii-tail, please.

lol

I only first heard the term "Wii-tail" a couple hours ago.

I masturbated just a few minutes ago. HAH!