Guitar Hero: On Tour (Nintendo DS) - PC and Console Games (Activision)

Liberate your inner rock star anytime, anywhere. Guitar Hero: On Tour allows gamers to take the rock-solid Guitar Hero experience wherever they go.

Customer Reviews of Guitar Hero: On Tour (Nintendo DS)

ROCKER BOY
Brigstock, Northamptonshire, England
16th October 2008

GREAT FUN!
Guitar Hero On Tour is not, as many people say, a big disappointment. It is absolutely great!

1: Gameplay. It's so easy to control and simple to understand, you'll be playing in no time

2: Lifespan. It'll take you ages to cmplete everything, so there'll be fun for - literally - months!

3: Variety. There's such a wide range of songs, from Ozzy Osbourne to Santana, from Smash Mouth to Blink 182, from Nirvana to Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Believe me, you won't find all the songs samey!

4: Graphics. Believe it or not, the graphics on DS are extremely good. The guitars are realistic, and the people actually look like people!

5: Fun. ABSOLUTELY GREAT FUN! (Just don't play for too long or you'll get cramp!)

So Overall, Guitar Hero On Tour is great. A must-buy for anyone, especially hardcore fans!

Daniel Davies

12th October 2008

touring on
well i have it
its fun, my wrist hurts but its fun
i didnt expect so much, so i was overpleased when i got it
its worth £35 deffinitly.
the graphics are good you can see teh highway clear as day, and the characters look fine enough to make otu hwta they are suposed to be
speaking of wich there are 2 characters exclusive to this game
a femal southern usa style kinDa cowgirl character called "memphis rose"
and a skater/alternative teenager called gunner jaxon.

thats not all tahts new with character, you can unlock and purchase up to 2 other outifts for each character wich is awesom.
the unlockable guitars are cool as well.

the song list is great
though i do hate nirvana it goes well were it is.

the arenas are new and original too.

nothin in this game is watered down at all.

perfect for ds couldnt have been better
unless there was a way to avoid wrist pains

happypope

6th September 2008

shame
i loved this game to bits but as it so happens i lost the guitar hero on tour ds cartridge and cannot find it anywhere that is a down fall of the ds they make the cartridges to small but its not the ds fault u see i have all my old cartridges in my ds cases this dosent all it has is a stupid small case that a cammra memory card goes in so there fore its the makes fault not supplying a proper case

L. Cole
Luton, UK
26th August 2008

This. Game. Rocks.
What else can I say? Got Guitar Hero On Tour for my birthday and am having trouble putting it down! Yes, the controller isn't perfect, but apart from that I can't say a bad word about the game. I'm a girl who knows her way around a fret board and I am impressed with the quality of the tunes, graphics and gameplay. I've not played the game on other consoles, so I can't compare, but standing alone the DS version is fantastic and I would recommend it to just about anyone.

tallpete33
London, UK
26th August 2008

Take your pick !
I honestly thought people were joking when I heard Guitar hero was coming out for the DS. However my daughter (aged 12) being a big fan of the PS2 version bought it and loves it!
The game itself is as good as the PS2 version, with all the different modes and unlockables. The controller is excellent - a work of genius though sometimes I struggle with the yellow button, having long fingers! You need to get the strap nice and tight for best results. The "pick" is pretty cool too and stores safely in the back of the controller when not in use. I actually find it a bit easier to use than the guitar version.

It won't take the place of the big screen versions (the small display and low volume lessen the fun a bit) but GH fans who need their fix on the road (or at work!) will enjoy this.