Capitalism and the music industry

Opposite World Tour and the two add-ons "Greatest Hits" and "Metallica" I have noted a great improvement in playability.
The new party mode is the best thing to happen to the series now. Simply insert the game, push the video and press the yellow button on the menu and there you go - fantastic! This songs are randomly selected from the entire library easily and offered to play, please do not you can just go to the menu and skip the song. Or simply create a playlist that will be played, this is finished, the program selects randomly again songs. The whole thing (create up to the playlist) without anyone disturbing, because the menu does not stop the game flow, but can only be seen in the respective instrument that called it - the other can therefore continue. It is also very easy to change the difficulty of easy menu and change. At any time can get out of people, or to attend the band.
Do all no desire or want a break just hop all out and playing music easy - like a song you climb back on.

Alone, the party mode is already worth buying!

For game and the gameplay is nothing more to say than: "It is Guitar Hero"

However, there is something to complain about:
At the title of my review is already read, what the problem is.
With Guitar Hero 5, it is possible to import music from the predecessor and Greatest Hits. However, this is only the case for about half of the songs, for the rest, this is not possible.
It is sad that the music industry has announced to squeeze more money out of music games like Guitar Hero. And this is clearly visible. The license is expensive and the customer has to suffer.
If you import all the songs and used the DLC has you more than 300 songs in its playlist, but many beads from the predecessors missing - especially GH: Metallica not going to import.
Sad, sad ...

Conclusion: a great game, I can put it all to her heart, who has ever played Guitar Hero and liked it. Unfortunately, the fact that not all songs go easy impoertieren such a downer for me that I have to deduct a star.