

Keep in mind that this endorsement comes in spite of the fact that both the guitar and the drum kit I got when I bought Guitar Hero World Tour at launch both had issues, though to be fair, I don't think there's been a single one of these games released that didn't suffer from some measure of hardware failure.

While I generally feel like Harmonix puts together a better game with Rock Band, I think the Guitar Hero gear is just better, particularly the drums-the main pads are bigger and more satisfying to hit, and the cymbals help further the illusion that you're playing the drums for-realsies.
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So Amazon 's having a one-day sale on Guitar Hero World Tour full-band bundles, knocking a full $100 off the Xbox 360, Wii, and PS2 versions ( PS3 appears not to be in stock, unfortunately.) Considering that the drums on their own usually go for $99.99, that's a crazy deal. Not buying this is the same as setting money on fire! I'm feeling a little conflicted here.
