Guitar Hero 5 (initially referred to as Guitar Hero V) is a music rhythm game and the fifth main entry in the Guitar Hero series. The game was developed by Neversoft and published by Activision ...

Activision returns to a simple numbering scheme for the Guitar Hero series with the fifth entry in the core-focused, band non-specific entry, Guitar Hero 5. That's reflective of its largely ...

As for Guitar Hero 5, that's set to be more of the same gameplay we're already used to, only with the ability to "drop in and out of songs and change band members, ...

Many may look at Guitar Hero 5 the same way people look at popular sports games like EA’s Madden series: the core game hasn’t changed that much at all but there are some new features here and ...

Guitar Hero 5 will offer music from 85 bands, with 30 artists making their music-rhythm game debuts. All of the songs will be unlocked from the moment the game is first turned on.

In Guitar Hero 5, you earn up to five stars for each performance, and the more stars you collect, the more gigs you unlock. This mode will feel very familiar to Guitar Hero veterans, ...

It looks the same, but it’s not! On the inside, anyway. The touch strip on the neck used to be analog but now it’s completely digital, so Activision says it’s now “100 percent accurate.” ...

Guitar Hero 5 Guide. Released Platforms; US - 1st Sept 2009 EU - 11th Sept 2009 AU - 16th Sept 2009: PS2, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360 Developer Publisher; Neversoft Activision ...

Published Sep 24, 2009 5:29 AM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 7:03 PM CST. ... In 2009 it seems like we can't go a month without a Guitar Hero game being released. However, ...

World Tour DLC is compatible with Guitar Hero 5, which is only to be expected, but only 35 of World Tour's on-disc songs work with the sequel, and you have to pay a premium to download them.

Guitar cultures come and go, and though Li was instrumental in putting shred back on the menu, he says the grunge scene was ...

In Guitar Hero 5, you earn up to five stars for each performance, and the more stars you collect, the more gigs you unlock. This mode will feel very familiar to Guitar Hero veterans, ...