As much as people may hate ArmageddonвЂ™s 'DonвЂ™t Wanna Miss a Thing' itвЂ™s a strange omission indeed. And in all honesty, for a band with such a long and varied history, that simply isnвЂ™t enough. Taking into consideration that 12 tracks are from various bands that 'support' Aerosmith during the gameвЂ™s career mode, that leaves a mere 29 Aerosmith and Joe Perry tracks to tinker with. The ultimate highlight being a brand new recording of the absolutely amazing 'Dream On' purely for this Guitar Hero special. Of the 41 on offer in total (Guitar Hero III has over 70 remember) there are admittedly some incredible tunes. The problems begin with the simple fact that there simply arenвЂ™t quite enough tracks here. ItвЂ™s the same multiplier and streak system that we all know incredibly well, so anyone with even a vague understanding of the game can get stuck in straight away.

There are no additions to the basic gameplay here. Coloured circles flow down screen, prompting you to press the corresponding fret button, and strumming the guitar in time with the music. Unsurprisingly enough, this is the same old Guitar Hero gameplay that we all love and adore to the nth degree. In music terms, the chances of someone not knowing, off the top of their head, a handful of Aerosmith tunes is almost incomprehensible. Ever since the first game strode proudly into view, gaming forums have been jam packed with claims of everyoneвЂ™s favourite bands being the perfect recipient of a Guitar Hero makeover.ДЇor the first, theyвЂ™ve gone for a big one. (Pocket-lint) - It is little shock to discover a Guitar Hero title based entirely on one particular band.

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