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Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
While the Wii and DS versions of the latest Guitar Hero may not boast the same visual or audio quality as their big brothers, they offer something that the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 simply can't: connectivity. The two devices work together, allowing up to eight players to rock out simultaneously, either as buddies or rivals. DS players take on the role of roadies, helping their friends by defending attacks and issuing them out against enemies. The instrument players, on the other hand, keep roadies energized as they play the correct notes.
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