I decided to order GH: Metallica (along with World Tour for the instruments), splitting the cost with my brother.

Unfortunately I ordered it for the wong console; the Wii instead of the 360. D'oh!

It's just a matter of sending it back to have it replaced, but it's still a bit of a bummer. I really need to start paying attention to what I'm doing.. Silly thing.

Silly update: I recieved a mail stating that I could bring the package along to their nearest store to get a refund and/or swap for the correct version. I went but we quickly realised that a part of the shipment was missing - GH: Metallica. After a bit of searching and a quick call to support they could confirm that it had been sent in a separate package, which I hadn't picked up on (sometimes threaded mails in Gmail can be a nuisance if you're not observant). Nothing much to do but to return home with the box to await GH:M which'll hopefull be here Monday. And then return once more to swap 'em.... -sigh- Sometimes our postal services are a bit....postal..

A further update: Got the parcel and went to swap it for the right version. Turns out they were sold out, but I got my money back. We decided to order the game from another store that had the games in stock. Previous purchase was a bundle with both Live Tour and Metallica but we decided to buy them separately (which was a little bit more expencive). Also, instead of just ordering the game, we decided to get the version that included a guitar. A mighty cool looking guitar, if ou ask me. :]

The game's pretty sweet, and rather challenging. At least on drums, I can't play a higher difficulty than medium without fucking up too badly. ;D I thought drums would be pretty easy, having played real drums in the past, but the way we had the drums positioned back then is almost mirrowed to this drumkit. Makes it more of a challenge = more fun. :] The only crappy thing I can think of when playing drums is that they are pretty noisy (no shit, they're drums!?) and it makes it hard to listen to the song without a reasonable loud volume. Playing is a great workout though. ;]