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SynopsisHandheld gamers can now unleash their inner rock star with Guitar Hero: On Tour for Nintendo DS. You can enjoy the unique Guitar Hero experience and show off your shredding skills with a diverse set of tracks that encompass classic rock, alternative and pop hits. The game comes with the revolutionary Guitar Hero Guitar Grip that fits into the DS and brings new thrills to handheld gaming.Guitar Hero: On Tour offers gameplay that is easy to play yet difficult to master. Jam to your favorite tunes in Career mode and keep improving your skills. Join together with other players in Co-op mode using a local wireless network, or battle another player in a duel using new Battle Items ~ blow into the microphone to extinguish pyrotechnics that go wrong, or use the touch screen to autograph a crazed fan's shirt.
 
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good tracks, but. . .
on August 4, 2008
Posted by: NotYourRealName5
from Central Michigan
I got this game for myself. Its easy to use when the difficulty is on easy, but once you need the fourth fret button the error in the system becomes apparent. the fourth button isn't close enough, in that the system doesn't account for the significant difference in size from one finger to the next. I understand that they couldn't really do anything about that because it has to be ambidextrous, but it would have been nicer if they designed an entire Lefty version. that way they could move the fourth fret button closer in and make it easier to play.
What's great about it: song list is great and its addicting.
What's not so great: the pinky finger fret button is too far out to be usable.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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