Soundtrack consists of mostly great '80s tunes that are quite fun to play
Multiplayer and practice modes are intact.
The bad:
Thirty songs for $50 is a lousy value any way you slice it
A few real C- and D-list song choices
Presentation is a cheap '80s dress-up of Guitar Hero II.
The bottomline:
There are certainly some bona fide '80s showstoppers on this expansion, but all told, this is Guitar Hero II with a coat of neon paint and half as much content.
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