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Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Rating: T-Teen

Features: Play the entire 85-song track list right from the start Jump in and out of each song with the new Party Play option Includes songs from 83 different artists, from Elton John and John Mellencamp to Iron Maiden and Megadeth

UPC: 0047875958777

Platform: Sony PlayStation 3

Video Game Series: Guitar Hero Series

MPN: 047875958777

Publisher: Activision

Genre: Action & Adventure

Game Name: Guitar Hero 5

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Become a rockstar in the PlayStation game Guitar Hero 5 (Sony PlayStation 3, 2009). Embark on your solo career and rock your way through the game's playlist of over 80 songs from over 80 artists. Challenge yourself with the difficulty levels and work up from beginner to easy, then medium, then hard, and finally - expert. Try out the Rockfest mode and engage in online battles with up to eight players to see how you fare against each other. If you prefer a more cooperative approach, then the Party Play option is for you. Just jump in and out of a jam session - no pressure, no hassle. There are hours of unadulterated awesomeness in this game that will keep you entertained for days.

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Guitar Hero Series

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Sony PlayStation 3

Game Name

Guitar Hero 5

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T-Teen

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Action & Adventure

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Play the entire 85-song track list right from the start Jump in and out of each song with the new Party Play option Includes songs from 83 different artists, from Elton John and John Mellencamp to Iron Maiden and Megadeth

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1-8

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Gamepad/Joystick

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2009

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USA

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Mild Lyrics, Mild Suggestive Themes

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by 2i9peXKgTTW@Deleted
Dec 03, 2009
Great additions but trophy demands 2 high
This is a fine upgrade from guitar heros of past but what it lacks is a realistic trophy system. In order to get all of the trophies you need way to much equipment and alot of people helping you which short changes the most important aspect of this game...THE GUITAR! This is guitar hero not band hero not rockband its GUITAR hero. I understand the excitement and joy four must feel after completing a song with 3 friends but with other games already dedicated to this why not just keep this to the shredders. Overall its a great game expectedly similar to the others the slight visual upgrades and obviously new tracks that really werent as good as some of the others. Worth the buy if you get a deal.This is a fine upgrade from guitar heros of past but what it lacks is a realistic trophy system. In order to get all of the trophies you need way to much equipment and alot of people helping you which short changes the most important aspect of this game...THE GUITAR! This is guitar hero not band hero not rockband its GUITAR hero. I understand the excitement and joy four must feel after completing a song with 3 friends but with other games already dedicated to this why not just keep this to the shredders. Overall its a great game expectedly similar to the others the slight visual upgrades and obviously new tracks that really werent as good as some of the others. Worth the buy if you get a deal.
by guzenhu
May 08, 2010
Guitar Hero 5 (Playstation 3)
One of the best things that Neversoft has done with Guitar Hero 5 is to make it just as easy to navigate the menus as it is to enjoy the game itself. This may not seem like such a big deal, but in practice it makes everything about the game more enjoyable. A layer of frustration has been stripped away from nearly every aspect of this game. Not only will your parents be able to understand how to play the game, now they'll be figure out how to get into the game, too. This is most noticeable in the all-new Party Play mode. Everyone who has thrown a party with Rock Band or Guitar Hero World Tour has at least one memory of new players having trouble logging in, choosing instruments, and making sure they've selected the right difficulty for their skill level. We've all been there and it isn't ... One of the best things that Neversoft has done with Guitar Hero 5 is to make it just as easy to navigate the menus as it is to enjoy the game itself. This may not seem like such a big deal, but in practice it makes everything about the game more enjoyable. A layer of frustration has been stripped away from nearly every aspect of this game. Not only will your parents be able to understand how to play the game, now they'll be figure out how to get into the game, too. This is most noticeable in the all-new Party Play mode. Everyone who has thrown a party with Rock Band or Guitar Hero World Tour has at least one memory of new players having trouble logging in, choosing instruments, and making sure they've selected the right difficulty for their skill level. We've all been there and it isn't any fun. Party Play does away with this in a most agreeable way. As soon as you turn Guitar Hero 5 on, the game simply starts playing through your library of tunes. It acts like a jukebox of sorts. If any song catches your ear, all you have to do is pick up an instrument and hit a button to start playing. You can change difficulties, drop in or out, add other players, or even skip to another song without the music ever stopping. If somebody is already playing guitar and you don't want to be stuck with bass, no worries. Any combination of instruments can be used. Set up your own guitar army or get everyone in the room singing harmonies -- it's your call. Party Play and letting people use what instrument they want sound like such simple concepts you'll start wondering why it took this long to get these features in. But hey, they're here now and they really do add a lot to the fun. The Career mode has received a similar makeover in the name of accessibility. It's hardly even a career anymore. There's no more money to earn or tour to take part in and there isn't any story to speak of. Instead, you'll simply work your way through a few lists of songs, unlocking new gigs and other goodies along the way. There are no separate careers for each instrument or difficulty. It's all in one place and it's based around earning stars. To add a bit more depth, every gig has its own bonus challenge that enables you to earn a few extra stars. This layout does several good things. Most importantly, it allows you to switch difficulty settings, instruments or band members without restarting your career. You won't reach the end of the Career on Expert, realize you simply can't beat it, and then have to go back and replay through the whole shebang again on Hard. The challenges also give you reason to go back and replay an old song to complete various objectives. Challenges include things like strumming up as many times as you can, using the whammy bar as much as possible, or hitting a certain score with a full band. Each song has one, and you'll earn the stars and unlock the bonus associated with it if anybody in your group meets the requirements -- so you can work through the game with an online band playing only guitar and still get everything.
by chronoscreations
Sep 18, 2013
Not there best but GH Mix makes up for that
Why I bought it... Because of the free GH: Van Halen offer. Had it not have had that I would have just waited until the price dropped To me the setlist is bad and I figured GH:Mix would do the same thing the others did. I didn't think it would be any better than Guitar Hero World Tour GH:WT and definitely not as good as GH Metallica GH:M. I was right, again the song list had the worst choice of songs with the exception of 3 Doors Down, Iron, Maiden, and Bon Jovi. As for the graphics there quite a bite better than any of the others. The create a rocker is almost the same as in the past. Lot's of custimazation but very few decent hair choices. The chothes all all the same, might and I stress might be 2 or 3 new peices. But overall same old same old.. The competitive games are ok if you ... Why I bought it... Because of the free GH: Van Halen offer. Had it not have had that I would have just waited until the price dropped To me the setlist is bad and I figured GH:Mix would do the same thing the others did. I didn't think it would be any better than Guitar Hero World Tour GH:WT and definitely not as good as GH Metallica GH:M. I was right, again the song list had the worst choice of songs with the exception of 3 Doors Down, Iron, Maiden, and Bon Jovi. As for the graphics there quite a bite better than any of the others. The create a rocker is almost the same as in the past. Lot's of custimazation but very few decent hair choices. The chothes all all the same, might and I stress might be 2 or 3 new peices. But overall same old same old.. The competitive games are ok if you can play someone as good as you are you will have a blast. But for me it still gets old fast. I haven't tried the online portion of the game so I will not judge how that is. GH Mix: I thought for sure GH:M's GH Mix would not be beat. I am supprised to say I am wrong, for the most part. They almost out did them themselves on this. There needs to be more Metal tones, it's only got 2 good ones. I think there are way too many clean and oddball tones. They removed too many Keyboard tones as well. Back to the guitar though if you have GH:WT or GH:M I am sure you know what happens when you do quick power cord changes, you get that choppy cut sound. That was the only thing I had against GH:M's GH Mix and figured this one would be no different. I am very happy to say I was wrong. I tried everything I could to make it mess up but failed epicly. It isn't without problems though. After watching some videos on youtube of other peoples songs and thought that you could have power chords and lead on one chart, which would have been really cool. Sadly another dissapointment, all you can do is activate other notes so it just looks like you played the power chord. So that is an all but useless feature. GHTunes... Is like grass that never gets mowed... It would be half way neat if 99% of it wasn't crap... All you find on there is immpossible this or to hard that... GHTunes should have a "Remove it" feature where if the song gets enough of those votes it should be permemently removed from GHTunes... That would save alot of space and let all the good ones be heard. And that’s pretty much it for my review of Guitar Hero 5. I’ll end it with an over all rating on some of the aspects. Scale is 1 to 5 with 5 as best. Presentation: 3 Reminds me a lot of the older Guitar Heroes. Some new game modes but that’s it. Graphics: 4 Very good graphic’s easily there best. The fret boards suck though. It‘s the same thing for all characters unlike the older GH’s which where different. Gameplay: 2 Same old, same old, play each song once which is okay with me 96% of the songs I could only stand to play once anyway but it is getting old, Rock Band is far better. Sound: 3 It’s only getting a 3 from me because it has Bon Jovi, Iron Maiden and 3 Doors Down on it. You can also play the DLC from GH:WT. Other than that this setlist should be balled up thrown in a rocket and shot into the sun. Lasting Appeal: 2 For me it's an epic failure the only thing that will keep me playing which is once every other week is GH:Mix and DLC. If you like all of the songs then you’ll not get board. Overall: 3.5 Only because of GH:Mix Thanks for reading
by 820luke
Feb 28, 2010
Great game!
I really like the new songs, they are great. I liked World tour a lot, because you could get the whole band together. I missed the old songs, but in this game you can import some songs from world tour and the newer greatest hits discs. The problem is though, at the time you can only import about half the songs. Activision blames licensing, but it kind of stinks when you pay $5 for songs that you already have, and don't even get them all.I really like the new songs, they are great. I liked World tour a lot, because you could get the whole band together. I missed the old songs, but in this game you can import some songs from world tour and the newer greatest hits discs. The problem is though, at the time you can only import about half the songs. Activision blames licensing, but it kind of stinks when you pay $5 for songs that you already have, and don't even get them all.
by joey_250r
Apr 09, 2012
All in all, good game, good guitar bundle, I'm still playing it.
Pretty good game, even though I has to buy it on e-bay since its not made anymore :( I wish it had a little more Metallica though, maybe some added white or Rob zombie. The guitar that comes with the game is pretty adequate. I wish activision had made the guitar rechargable via USB cable, like the wire-less controllers....but eh... still ok.

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Great additions but trophy demands 2 high

Guitar Hero 5 (Playstation 3)

Not there best but GH Mix makes up for that

Great game!

All in all, good game, good guitar bundle, I'm still playing it.

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