Guitar Hero II
Released
Release Date: November 7, 2006
The second part of the best-selling series of music games, in which we play dozens of rock and metal hits with the use of a controller resembling a real guitar.
Release Date: November 7, 2006
The second part of the best-selling series of music games, in which we play dozens of rock and metal hits with the use of a controller resembling a real guitar.
Guitar Hero II™ explodes onto Xbox 360™ with over 70 songs and the revolutionary X-Plorer® Guitar Controller. Choose from a wild group of rockers and jam at concert venues that grow in size as your rock career progresses. Play with a friend and shred riffs cooperatively, or go head-to-head in multiplayer modes like Pro Face-Off.
* New for Xbox 360: This version of Guitar Hero II includes the X-Plorer Guitar Controller, additional songs, and able content.
* Killer soundtrack: Rock out with with over 70 jaw-dropping tracks, including You Really Got Me, War Pigs, Beast and the Harlot, Crazy on You, Carry On Wayward Son, Heart-Shaped Box, Killing in the Name, Sweet Child O’ Mine, Message in a Bottle, Shout at the Devil, and Surrender.
* Content s: With Xbox Live®, grab new songs, themes, and picture packs. exclusive songs and check where you rank on the Guitar Hero II leaderboard.
* Multiplayer: Grab a friend and form your own rock band in Cooperative Mode. Want to see who can rule the stage? Go head-to-head with a friend in Pro Face-Off mode.
* Practice mode: It's going to take some practice to sell out stadiums and have fans screaming your name.
Platforms:
PlayStation 2 November 7, 2006
Xbox 360 April 3, 2007
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System Requirements for Guitar Hero II Video Game:
PlayStation 2
s:
Gibson SG Guitar Hero Controller, memory card 8 MB
Xbox 360
s:
Gibson X-plorer Guitar Hero Controller, Xbox Live
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