As in, the main mode completed. As in, all the tracks unlocked, played and finished in each of the festival sets.
Things that I liked about this version of Guitar Hero: The new fret button layout is actually better than the old one.
Things that I didn’t like about this version of Guitar Hero: Most of the other stuff.
The tracklist is terrible. Yes, GHTV sort of makes up for it with it’s constant stream of mostly poor quality (and wrong aspect ratio) music videos, but even the music catalogue here isn’t a patch on previous games in the series. There are some big names – but not their best, biggest, most guitar-y tracks. It’s very disappointing.
Also, in GHTV mode, the controls seem to be very unresponsive. I didn’t have a single issue in Live mode (the “story” mode), but strums often failed to register on GHTV. The guitar completely disconnected once!
It only cost me £15 so I’m not too bothered by all the negatives, and there’s enough good in it to make it worth that much anyway.
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