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Video Game Review: ‘Guitar Hero: Smash Hits’ a Memorable Diversion Between Major Releases

Guitar Hero Smash Hits

CHICAGO – How do you judge a game like “Guitar Hero: Smash Hits”? Like a greatest hits collection for a respected artist, the actual content of the title is sure to give fans what they’re looking for with hours of entertainment. Only when you look deeper at the decisions made in the production of the game and the delivery of its content does “Smash Hits” begin to frustrate.

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