Negatives aside, Guitar Hero III is still a very fun installment of the popular rhythm series, and this installment has the best track list yet.

The game feels familiar, yet this is mostly everything done right that was wrong with Guitar Hero II on the 360.Topping off the improvements is an excellent song list, and like before I find myself looking into bands that I had heard about but never experienced.

Guitar Hero III doesn't do much different than the last installment did, but what it does offer is by far the best track list to be seen in a Guitar Hero game yet.

GHIII, however, has the best song list for more indie music

If you never plan on playing online or co-op, you may want to rent it, reuse your old controller, or make sure you love the track list before giving the cashier your Benjamin Franklin

Guitar Hero has nicer graphics than rock band and a decent song list, but it is a lot more fun to play with other people.

It has the best track list yet and it is very challenging on hard and expert

Plus, as I gamer who prefers not playing with people I don't know, I was disappointed at the number of achievements that can only be obtained through online ranked match play, the most competitive of the online game types