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Guitar Hero II on 360

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I was going to start a topic on this but I found this older one. I just bought this game a week ago, and I've played it on and off. I'm on Hard now, and it definitely lives up to it's name. I just barely beat Woman lol, I definitely had to use the star power through the solos to get me through.

 

On a side note, try to play "Jordan" on expert. I did and it's freaking insane.

I have played it once and loved it. I've heard the 360 version is a lot better than the playstation version. If you have the extra money then I'd recommend purchasing it!

Im pretty much to the point that I can beat every song on hard

I love the achievement for beating every song on Expert with 5 stars. "The Start A Real Band Already Award.":lol:

Shadows Fall - The Light That Binds is freaking impossible and its killing me. LOL

Love this game, but haven't played much due to Halo 3's recent release.

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Shadows Fall - The Light That Binds is freaking impossible and its killing me. LOL

 

Thats my favorite song on the game. Expert is hard but try playing it on hyper speed, its honestly easier to play than just regular expert.

im ready for guitar hero 3

I thought this game was going to be dumb but it's actually extremely addicting...

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