![]() In some cases their powers allow you to rack up unbelievably massive scores, whereas others will save your bacon when times are tough and you need to practise a solo! You'll recruit other warriors as members of your band in a journey all the way from the now defunct punk venue of the CBGBs in New York to the fiery magma rivers of corrupted rock where you'll take on the Beast in a battle to save the music. You assume the role of beloved Guitar Hero characters (such as Axel Steel, Lars Ümlaüt and Pandora), but on this outing each character has their own special abilities which kick in when you unlock their 'Warrior' form: a physical reinvention that rocks even harder than usual. He calls out through time and space to heroes who have it in them to rock hard enough to set him free and save the music. Like those old metal album covers of yore, Quest mode will pull you into an awesome, over-the-top story: the Demigod of Rock has been imprisoned in stone by a terrible, soulless robot called the Beast. Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is the first game in the franchise to feature a Quest mode, the story of which is narrated by KISS front man Gene Simmons. If that sounds easy it's because it is - at least, to pick up and play, however mastering it is an entirely different story - but then that's all expected in a hard day's rock! Regardless of your role the gameplay is a doddle to pick up: if you're hogging the mic you sing along making sure to match your pitch to the melody line on the telly drummers, guitarists and bass players just need to hit the coloured buttons on the controller in time with the rhythm of the coloured marks that come up on screen. While the tunes on the game disc have been selected to highlight hardcore guitar noodling you can play as any member of a band, be that rawk singer, kicking drummer, laid back bassist or superstar guitarist. Activision's Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock on Wii is a rock music-based rhythm-action game specially designed to bring out the shredder in you.įeaturing a massive on-disc set list of over 90 songs including hits from KISS, Slipknot, Queen, Megadeth and Black Sabbath there's a track to challenge anyone. ![]() Guitar know-it-alls use the term 'shredding' to refer to lightning fast solos in rock songs which make use of sweeping arpeggios, abuse of the whammy bar, legato and trills all of which sound awesome on a track.
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