Platform: Xbox 360

Type: Game / Controller Bundle

Condition: New - Factory Sealed

Manufacturer: Red Octane

UPC: 047875950658

Part Number: XB360GAME-GUITARHERO2BUNDLE

Guitar Hero 2 for Xbox 360 Features:

Picking up where Guitar Hero left off, Guitar Hero II arrives with a new track list with more than 55 songs, new venues and additional play modes - including the ability to transform the original Guitar Hero SG Controller into a rhythm, lead or bass guitar. RedOctane's follow-up to the critically acclaimed rhythm game. Guitar Hero II features a brand-new and expanded track list, more venues and new play modes, and aims to rock longer and harder than its predecessor. RedOctane has once again teamed up with veteran music game developer Harmonix for the sequel, and is using famed recording studio WaveGroup for its music production, who also recorded the covers for the licensed tracks in the original Guitar Hero.
• The X-Plorer Guitar Controller. Nothing has ever rocked as hard as the X-Plorer Controller! This custom guitar controller was designed specifically for the Xbox 360 and modeled after the famous Gibson¿ guitar that is a favorite amongst musicians.
• Follow up to an Award Winning Soundtrack : Guitar Hero II follows up on the award winning soundtrack of Guitar Hero with over 55 new tracks.
• Download More on Xbox Live. Guitar Hero II for the Xbox 360 gets turned up to 11 with its downloadable content on Xbox Live. Grab new songs, themes, and picture packs off Xbox Live! Check where you rank on the Guitar Hero II for the Xbox 360 Leaderboard, or play any of the 12 songs that are available for download.
• Jam With Friends Grab a friend and form your own rock band in Co-op Mode! One player shreds on the lead guitar and the other jams on either the bass or rhythm guitar. Want to see who can rule the stage? Go head-to-head with a friend in Pro Face-Off mode.
• Practice Mode: A Rock Star s Best Friend It s going to take some practice to sell out stadiums and have fans screaming your name! With Practice Mode, budding rock stars can pick any song, and practice specific sections, and even slow it down.