'Play' your way through various levels, eventually hitting the guitar god status.

Originally I would say just people who like music games. But most of the people I have played with enjoy it. It's a great party game and even if you don't like music games it's fun to play through your favorite songs.

New songs on the game. I personally liked GH over this one. But it's ok. I liked how they made the game 'easier' by fixing the hammer on hammer off methods. Originally in the first GH game they were all almost impossible to do so most people ended up avoiding them at all possible. Also the unlock method was WAY better than the first one. It gives you more of a reason to earn money. The first one you had the same things to unlock every time, this time you work all the time to earn money to unlock everything. Also if you get all five stars on a difficulty level you'll unlock new guitars.

Heart Shaped Box. By Nirvana. Sorry but they butchered this song. Now I will admit most of them where really close just like on the first game but this song was so horrible. Also the song Killing in the Name is also horribly done.

Play through again to get higher scores and unlock more.

Bad because I spent so much of my and my friends time sitting around on weekends and playing it.

It's addicting just like the first one. If you are angry that the first one went by too fast here's your chance to play more songs. Also I can't leave out they actually put the full version of Freebird on it.

I think if you are new to the game this would be a good start off for the series. It is easier to get better on. With the hammer on and hammer offs working perfectly you feel a little better while not missing as many. I will admit I loved the song list on one a lot better, but this one has a lot of great songs on it. Something for everyone.

It also has very high replay value.

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