Guitar Hero On Tour

Im not . Its a handheld and it has a completely new setlist. Oh so i heard. Wi Fi internet play.

I might get it, but I'm not sure yet.

I play a lot of Guitar Hero (and Rock Band) on my home consoles, so I really enjoy Guitar Hero, and there's no doubt that the DS version is an interesting way to play the game. Also, the peripheral it comes with is neat, plus the touch screen strumming is a cool idea.

Still, there isn't a whole lot of songs for the price of the game (I know it's a portable version, but still), so I'm not sure it will be worth the money yet.

I'm relatively close to green lighting a buy of it, but I'm not there just yet.

If it gets like a 7.5 or higher, count me in. I heard GH IV was coming to the DS, too, so it might be worth it to get both.vatterott

Yep. It features are probably on the site: http://guitarheroontour.com/us

Yeah, i'm interested in it. Especially with GH IV in the fall, it's worth it. Plus, i'm one of the few who prefer 4 frets to 5, since i stick to medium (or Rock Band's version of Hard).bluezy

same here. the difficulty will feel like home to me.

However when i read ITV's teletext review of GH IV it siad it wasn't coming to DS

However when i read ITV's teletext review of GH IV it siad it wasn't coming to DSgrifbug

"For the holiday, we'll provide a significant leap forward in innovation for Guitar Hero worldwide on all platforms including the PS3, PS2, Xbox 360, Wii, and again on the DS," he said cryptically. "We'll provide more information detailing this specific innovation in a couple weeks."Mike Griffith --publishing president at Activision--