The only flaw about this game that I did notice, is in the Photo Gallery section located in the Bonus Materials. Unlike, 'World Tour' playing 3 or 4 songs in a row basically without breaks. I also like how the list of songs in the Career mode are laid out. The drums are lots of fun but very challenging, There's even an extra difficulty for the drum set called 'Expert+' and I got two words for the person that wants to give a go on that difficulty. Similar to the previous 'GH' game, 'Guitar Hero World Tour', you can also perform as a guitarist, bassist, a vocalist, or a drummer. Unlike 'Guitar Hero Aerosmith', a pretty good music game but not satisfying to others, you can play more than one instrument. Then the fun begins! There are many great Metallica songs from 'Kill'em All' to 'Death Magnetic.' All the classics! Also, the play list has over 20 guest acts including, Lynard Skynard, Mastadon, Judas Priest, Queen, Foo Fighters, Bob Segar, and many more. However, Guitar Hero Metallica makes my metal beast very satisfied! In Career mode, you began as the band, Metallica, marching into the sold-out arena swarm with loud applause and 'Ectasy of Gold' blaring from every corner of the packed place and you begin playing 'For Whom the Bell Tolls.' In my opinion, this introduction is just simply fantastic! After the intro, the game begins starting with you, a member of a local band, that would like to go on tour with Metallica. There are good songs in the past Guitar Hero games but not enough to soothe the rock/metal beast within the soul of a rocker. The style, the playability, loads of extra features, and most importantly, a very good selection of songs that Guitar Hero hasn't been doing the past few years. It's a lot of fun to play no doubt about it. Guitar Hero Metallica is a must-have for all music gamers and especially hardcore Metallica fans (like myself). It's a complete waste of money unless you're a die-hard fan.

I know Activision and RedOctane are notorious for doing things like this, but still. Overall, this is nothing but just a cheap cash-in attempt. I may be good, but that's not the point- see, usually it takes me a couple tries to get some songs, but that's not the case here, and even the hardest song is easy. I played on hard, and beat the game without failing a single song. The double bass system needs a LOT of work. On the influences bit, why did they re-record the Motorhead and Mercyful Fate songs? It makes no sense. I know this is just an expansion pack, but still, they could have included more songs. You're paying 60 bucks for only 49 songs, including the inspirations. And the characters are the same too, nothing new. The Menus and venues are exactly the same. Where are some of the other songs that are great, like Motorbreath, Escape, Ride The Lightning, and THE CALL OF KTULU? How could they not include The Call of Ktulu on a Metallica-based game? -This is pretty much GHWT, but with Metallica as the band. I know it's their best album, but almost the whole album is on here. PROS: -Good tracklisting -Pretty good graphics -Will support vocals like on GHWT CONS: -Too many Master of Puppets songs. Looks like we were duped once again, boys and girls. Being a fan of their pre-Black stuff and Death Magnetic, I decided to give this one a try. Now we have ANOTHER Cash-in, which is 'Guitar Hero: Metallica'.

Then we had World Tour, which had good potential but came off as pretty rushed and uninspired. Starting with Aerosmith GH, which was pretty much GH3 but with Aerosmith songs. Guitar hero has been very disappointing lately. If you really like metallica, then this game should belong to you. songs like Unforgiven and Enter Sandman Run slow, While Master of puppets and whiplash go fast so you can go fast too. Personally, my favorite metal bands are Megadeth and Slayer, But it's very, very hard to play whatever songs they dish out because they're so fast. Now it appeals to Metallica Fans, which is awesome, because metallica is one of the most decorated metal bands of all time, if not the best. But ever since the release of Rock band, Guitar hero had to appeal to it's fans by adding drums, and a microphone, but thanks to that, you really can't call guitar hero, guitar hero anymore. playing GH, GH2, and GH: 80's was like playing something very special, something no one thought of before. the first guitar heroes were awesome because of their underground feel. I don't own some of the newer ones because they've changed. I am a big fan of the Guitar hero series.

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