Is Guitar Hero World Tour worth getting?

As the forum topic implies, is it worth getting for the Wii? I know I won't be able to downloadas many new tracks as the 360 or PS3and I'll probably have limited features due to the console's graphical restraints compared to the PS3 and 360. But is it worth it? The only home consoles I have is a PS2 and a Wii.

It's better if you get it for the Wii. The Wii version has online play and DLC. The PS2 version does not.

Get Rock Band 2, sorry had to say it :P As for Guitar Hero World Tour, get it on the Wii. It has online and downloadable content which isn't on the PS2.

Why should I get Rock Band 2 over World Tour?

Whatever song list you like better..

Rock band does have a much larger selection of DLC and it keeps growing. Look up what is available for DLC and what songs are on the disk and go from there.. Whatever song list you like better,, go with that.

You can get a new Console instead of GH

Why should I get Rock Band 2 over World Tour?

Tenko72

Why should I get Rock Band 2 over World Tour?

Tenko72

You shouldn't.

GH:WT's instruments work with RB2, but not vice versa. So if you buy GH's instrument set (comes with the game), and buy the RB2 disc later, you're getting 2 games for only $50 more instead of having to buy 2 sets of instruments.

The instrument set, for either game, is a huge investment, so it's a huge plus to get the most out of your purchase by going with GH.

It is definitly worth picking up!

Great party game, and good DLC keeps me coming back for more:) As has been said before, the GH instruments work for Rock Band (so you can pick up the new AC/DC Rockband pack:D)

i dunno i got rock band 2 for wii

i really like it and the rock store is huge now!

Both Guitar Hero: World Tour and Rock Band 2 on the Wii are pretty much on par with their PS3/360 counterparts in terms of features and whatnot. Rock Band 2's online play is really, really good, and both games will let you save and load downloadable content to and from your SD card directly. The resolution is lower, of course, but the graphics are miles ahead of Guitar Hero 3. If you want, as clickyticlickingclickofaclipinclippingofaclick said, you can buy the World Tour bundle and the Rock Band 2 disc, because Guitar Hero instruments work with Rock Band 2 (not 1, though), while Rock Band (1 or 2) instruments don't work with Guitar Hero games.

I've really enjoyed it. It's my first GH game, and it's got a pretty large list of songs.

First off, buy it on Wii, because of online play/music store and whatnot. Get Rock Band 2 instead of Guitar Hero, because the songs are actually more fun to play than Guitar Hero; they're charted better. (IMO) But if you want to play both Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band 2, get either set and buy the other game separately, since the instruments work on both games. (Though I'm not too sure if the GH drums work on RB)

First off, buy it on Wii, because of online play/music store and whatnot. Get Rock Band 2 instead of Guitar Hero, because the songs are actually more fun to play than Guitar Hero; they're charted better. (IMO) But if you want to play both Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band 2, get either set and buy the other game separately, since the instruments work on both games. (Though I'm not too sure if the GH drums work on RB)

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Here's one of the OFFICIAL charts, from a PDF you can download at guitarhero.com

There. Controversy is over. No more mixed information. Those are the facts. From now on, everytime somebody asks about compatibility issues between those games, I'll post that chart. If anybody says something that's just plain wrong about the whole issue, I'll post that chart. If they can't read it, it will be their problem. If they want to disregard the FACTS and buy Rock Band 2 instruments for the Wii and then try to play Guitar Hero games, it will be their problem.