Author: Ken McKown

The Guitar Hero moniker no longer applies. Since its inception the Guitar Hero series has been credited with creating a phenomenon of gamers jamming out to plastic instruments in the comfort of their ...[Read More]

The Guitar Hero franchise is quickly becoming synonymous with music-based games and Activision is certainly cashing in on the phenomenon. Ever since the gigantic success of GH 3 the company has announ...[Read More]

Terrifying in the wrong context. The Atari 2600 wasn’t exactly known for creating games of great depth. So it was a surprise to just about everyone when Atari announced a remake of one of the mo...[Read More]

As if the world didn’t already have enough MGS clones Sega feels the need to supply us with yet another attempt to dethrone the king of stealth action game play. Sega’s first attempt comes...[Read More]

The ability to rock out has now gone portable. I have to admit, I swore it couldn’t be done. When Activision first announced that it was bringing the Guitar Hero franchise to Nintendo’s ha...[Read More]

We all knew it was bound to happen eventually. Guitar Hero: Smash hits is kind of like the album AC/DC Live. Bear with me on this one for a moment. Almost everyone likes the band AC/DC regardless of t...[Read More]

This performance feels phoned in. Guitar Hero: Van Halen is about as bare-bones of a product that you can imagine. This is probably why it was offered for free to everyone who purchased Guitar Hero 5 ...[Read More]

All of the fun without the mess. The idea of downloadable games is certainly nothing new. With the ability to deliver content to consumers without them ever having to leave the couch is certainly one ...[Read More]