Strummin' On The Old Banjo...
... I mean guitar.
We took a break from what will go down in history as the "Jello Fiasco" to go celebrate Memorial Day at my brother's house. He had told us that he had Guitar Hero for his Wii, and I was less than interested. But then I saw it... and I had to try it... and gosh darn it, I'm hooked.
Now I have to add it to the "Things I Want That Cost Several Hundred Dollars" list.
Seriously, it is so much fun! I waaaaaaaaant one!
posted by Queen Karana @ 9:28 PM
9 Comments:
Oh yeah...I'm right there with you. My brother got me hooked over Thanksgiving. :) Drat those brothers.
I don't even have a brother and I want one! We haven't found them anywhere - until yesterday when we wer shopping in Idaho Falls - and they had THREE at Target. And we had the money sitting in our savings account, but dang it - we had made a deal to build up our savnigs account and pay off our debt BEFORE we bought anything big. Shoot, shoot, shoot!
We are losers and don't even own a wii. But it sounds like fun! Hope you had a great weekend.
Add me to the list of people who "don't like video games but loves the Wii"! It's a great physical workout. I have not tried Guitar Hero yet. I heard it had some strange characters in it, what did you think? Thanks for the review!
Sorry, the last comment was from me! I entered my info but accidently hit the circle next to anonymous.
The only reason I go to my brother-in-laws house is to play their guitar hero. I'm addicted!
Are you going to buy a Wii with your myfreewii money?
I LOVE Guitar Hero!
I jam with my high school son and his buddies sometimes. They crack up at Josh' OLD rock-n-roll mama but hey....it was FUN!!
Yeah - love the Guitar Hero. Fun stuff. I want the Wii Fit - maybe I'll get off my butt. So, yeah, I already took the kids to Horton (totally cute movie), and their very first movie ever was the Bee Movie. I think Ironman is pretty tame actually - Mark wants to take Isaac to see Batman and Incredible Hulk! Being married to a geek definitely has its challenges. . .
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