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Guitar Hero rocks onto the Nintendo DS
Mike Bantick
Friday, 21 March 2008 03:50
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Featuring five unlockable new venues, the game lets players personalize their experience by choosing the colour of their axe of choice, selecting to play as one of six characters -- two of which are all new and exclusive to Guitar Hero: On Tour – and outfitting their guitarist in numerous styles.
So far the only hints to a play-list include Rock, Pop and Alternative styles from artists such as Nirvana, No Doubt and OK Go.
The Australian OFLC has rated the game ‘G’ and more info can be gleaned from the official website.
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