Guitar Hero: On Tour

« What impressed me the most was the quality of the music. While not as pristine as you'll hear on a Dolby Digital console, the DS boasts some impressive quality, and if you pipe it through a home stereo (or a Thunderbox Amp) you can really punch up the bass and immerse yourself in the concert experience. »

« Even though Guitar Hero: On Tour might not feel like playing guitar, it definitely feels like playing Guitar Hero: it’s an excellent portable representation of the full experience, and it’s incredibly hard to think of any way to do it better than how Vicarious Visions did it. »

« It's perfect for quick sessions and there's enough content to keep you satisfied for a long while. If you take your DS with you everywhere you go, you definitely should put this on your shopping list. »

« Guitar Hero: On Tour does a great job of bringing the Guitar Hero experience to the Nintendo DS. »

« Guitar Hero: On Tour is more than Activision trying to cash in on the success of the now legendary gaming franchise; it's a solid product that can stand on its own. »

« But despite these major differences, On Tour stands tall on its own as a fantastic portable music game. »

« Just about the perfect interpretation of the series in handheld form. I cannot imagine a better way to do it and I would love to see them continue to expand on the idea. »

« It will take a little getting used to the Guitar Grip, and you do need to remember to take breaks. However, if you do this you will be rewarded with a fun Guitar Hero game on the go. Rock on! »

« A great adaptation of the classic Guitar Hero formula. While the hand grip controller attachment is a little cramped, I still found you were still able to play the game at a high level and it works surprisingly well. If you play for longer sessions though, your hand may start to cramp up. Good Setlist as well. »

« The re-playability of this game is lacking. There is no online versus mode, only local wireless. In local wireless mode, players can play songs or battle. With only 25 songs and no ability to download more, there is no real reason to play after completing a difficulty unless the player really likes a song or two. The hope is that future music collections will be released to utilize the fret bar. »

« The best guitar hero on the go you can get. »

« Pido perdón a mi pantalla táctil por rallarla de esa forma desesperada con este videojuego. No era mi culpa. Extraordinaria idea la que tuvo Activision para llevar la saga a portátil sin perder la esencia de sentirte tocando unas cuerdas imaginarias. »

« It's Guitar Hero, on the DS! Not much else you need to know! It works very well, just as good as the console versions. Although you have only 4 keys this time so veterans may find it a little easy. The music selection is pretty good. 25 songs plus a hidden unlockable song which are all very good in my opinion. Songs from the 70's, 80's, 90's and the 00's. You will be served no matter your preference. New additions to the gameplay using the DS' features are all in the "Battle" mode. Some attacks your oponent sends you can have you blow in the microphone to extinguised the fire on your **** or rapidly sign a fan's t-shirt blocking your cords, which is honestly pretty neat. I would have given it a 9 out of 10 but the game IS painful on longer periods of play since you hold the whole thing with one wrist but the time you spend playing it (recommend shorter sessions), is a real blast! »

« an okay attempt at a portable take on the guitar hero franchise. the gameplay certainly does not translate well to the small screen however »

« For a portable version of Guitar Hero, is really well done. The Guitar Grip is really comfortable, the gameplay is really funny and the song list is acceptable. »