Yeah, boyeeee.

Movie-based shovelware.

For people whose first Guitar Hero experience came with World Tour, Smash Hits isn’t a bad way to get indoctrinated into the franchise’s history. For the rest of us, it’s far less interesting.

It’s Guitar Hero. It’s Metallica. You already know if you want to play it or not.

It’s Guitar Hero. It’s Metallica. You already know if you want to play it or not.

Guitar Hero takes on Rock Band.

High-definition audio output not doing it for you? Can’t afford the luxury of a gigantic screen? In that case, the Gyroxus chair may be another option for becoming completely immersed in your favorite games.

It’s the same old story, the same old song and dance. If you’re a fan of Aerosmith and don’t mind overpaying for a limited track list, this is your game. If you’re not a fan, just wait for the fall, when Guitar Hero: World Tour arrives.

GRID blends arcade action and realism in one impressive package.

Liberty City is back, and more real than ever.

The $40 price tag doesn't lie -- this is still GT-Lite.

A solid addition to the series, but a few questionable design choices keep it from elite rocker status.