Guitar Hero 2 Review Xbox 360

Guitar Hero 2 is a must for anyone who has every played air guitar: through the magical medium of your Xbox 360 you can find yourself playing live to a packed stadium of screaming rock fans, playing the gig of your glittering music career. Of course, you'll still be in your living room, but air guitar was never this much fun. Guitar Hero has been a deserved hit on other consoles - how will it convert to the Xbox 360? Is it a one-hit-wonder, or will it rule the charts? Read our Guitar Hero 2 review for Xbox 360 now to find out!
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Guitar Hero 2 Review - Xbox 360
The beauty of Guitar Hero is that it’s pure adolescent wishfulfilment. The realisation of every teen fantasy of becoming a rock god or goddess, perfect for anyone who ever posed in front of their bedroom mirror strumming a tennis racquet along to their favourite rock anthem, making devil horns with their hands. Or at least it feels that way - the reality is that you’re standing in front of your telly pressing buttons on what looks like a Fisher Price My First Guitar. Reality is such a bummer.
For anyone who’s never experienced either Guitar Hero game on PlayStation 2, immediately dash down to your local games retailer and buy this now. Seriously. What, you want reasons? Well, okay then.

Rock & Roll
Guitar Hero 2 is pretty much the finest rhythm action game known to man. It proves that you don’t need stunning graphics and next-gen muscle to create immersion. All you need is rock. And then more ROCK. Through the transformative power of music, you’re no longer in your front room watching a scrolling fretboard, timing presses of coloured buttons on your X-Plorer guitar controller. Nope, you’re on stage in a packed arena, performing power chords and pyrotechnic solos to an enraptured crowd.

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