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6.3.2011

Originally i purchased #3 and #2, before buying this along with most other Guitar Hero titles for the ps2.Firstly, for those buying this as their first Guitar Hero game, in my opinion, it doesn't truly reflect what the series has to offer (understandable, being the first title) - personally, the set list isn't as good as #3 (Legends of Rock) or #4 (World Tour), but as a rough guide, my top 5 are:-Bark at the Moon (Ozzy Osbourne)-Fat Lip (Sum 41)-Ace of Spades (Motorhead)-More than a Feeling (Boston)-Cowboys From Hell (Pantera)Here are my criticisms (i must stress that these are minor and should NO WAY affect you from buying this game right now)If, like me, you have bought later titles,you will notice that:-The hammer-ons and pull-offs are very awkward, where you have to get the note *bang on* to keep going - i just alt-strum to get round this, but the main issue is in the solos.-There is no Practice Mode - HAVING SAID THAT, i 5-starred most songs first time in Expert anyway, and i can only partly have yet to complete hard on GH3 (i'm not that good)-Finally, there are no outfits for characters, and the guitar range is limited to Gibson (but, we still get the Moderne, which is epic anyway)Those minor points do not detract from the overall experience, and defo recommend it to anyone even just to learn some songs :)
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11.11.2010

This game is amazingly good fun, it features around 65 (I think) songs, all of which are covers, but they're pretty good covers.Some songs including (off the top of my head):-Smoke on the water-Iron Man-I Wanna be Sedated-Cowboys from Hell-Thunderkiss '65-Frankenstein-Fat Lip-Killer QueenNow then, people who have played the newer Guitar Hero games and are coming back to this, there are NO hammer-ons/ pull-offs (well, there are but the system is really difficult) so you have to literally strum every single note, and for some of the harder songs on expert (Symphony of Destruction, Cowboys from Hell) you'd be better off just strumming your way through the solos and trying to follow the notes rather than trying to hit it perfectly.Also,even if you're an average player at Guitar Hero, you should be able to get up to the last tier of songs on expert, if you try, you'll get used to the timing on the way up, and might even get better at the game!You do need two controllers to play multiplayer, but you can use one guitar and one regular controller, although I wouldn't recommend the regular controller method for anything above medium.Overall, if you're looking for an excellent party game, with some classic songs that will let you live out your rock star fantasy, get this game.
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4.1.2008

I bought the original game as well as the guitar hero III boxset and played through guitar hero I in the space of a day, not because it was easy, but unbelievably addictive! My fingers and wrists were sore, but I was compelled to get 100% on smoke on the water! LolMost of the songs are famous or the ones where you go "I dunno this one", until the tune starts and then you're like "Oh I DO know this one!"Wait...what's that?...it has a medium, hard AND expert mode as well. Oh dear.Once I've got someone to prise my fingers off the keyboard, I might have another quick session...

7.7.2015

This is definitely the best Guitar Hero. It has so many songs that I remember playing when I was yoynger and listening to them brings back an odd source of nostalgia. I haven't bought the game off of Amazon yet but I will be soon as I lost the disc for my original copy of the game. If you want to play guitar hero this is the best place to start. It's got all the best songs and to me it would even be worth buying a ps2 just to play this! (But I already have one)

7.12.2014

This is the game only, with no guitars. This is a great game with some awesome tracks!Chances are if you're looking at this you already know what the deal is. This was the original band game that started everything. It has some great difficulty level that enable you to progress well. As you move to the more advanced difficulty settings, you really start to feel like a pro guitar player!Great fun, especially with two of you playing!

2.1.2010

This game is fantastic. Being the beginning of the series it may not have all the well known classics, but there a few good songs on it. If you have a Playstation Two and any other Guitar Hero games, this is definately worth a shout!

26.11.2012

Just adding to the collection of the already collected Guitar Hero Games, there are a few other still to collect but are getting few and far between for PS2 consoles. Great fun to play even if you do stay on easy.

16.5.2007

If you have guitar hero 2 then you have to buy guitar hero 1. Its the same format but of course a whole new list of tracks. Its totally addictive and loads loads of fun. Shop around for best price though.

1.3.2009

guitar hero has improved my sons co-ordination skills due to him having aspergers he lacked in this area . he now has guitar lessons due to this improvement thank you guitar hero

18.2.2010

I bought this game for my Autistic son and he absolutely loves it, great buy and i'm definately going to upgrade to the next game for him.

25.6.2013

I've been lookin for thi a while now and so pleased that i found it, everyone shouldbe playing this game

5.5.2013

Thanks! This is going to make a great present for my friend! I'm sure he'll love it! and he did!

14.11.2018

The original and still a banging game!

27.4.2019

Pleased with game as described

18.4.2020

Love thus game

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