Guitar Hero Aerosmith
49 Achievements
1,000
15-20h
Xbox 360
Dream On
Wow, you completed the Career on Expert!
75
How to unlock the Dream On achievement in Guitar Hero Aerosmith - Definitive Guide
Mystic Typh00n
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If you have beaten any other guitar hero on hard or above this one should be a synch for you to unlock. The only two songs you should have any REAL trouble with is " Back in the Saddle" and " Train Kept a Rollin" Just use star power on these wisely and you should have it. The solos are the real trick on those two songs, best of luck to you.
From Martinio140: Note: This can't be done in online co-op (I have just tested it with a friend). There could be a possibility that it can be done in local co-op, unless someone tries it, we don't know.
From Martinio140: Note: This can't be done in online co-op (I have just tested it with a friend). There could be a possibility that it can be done in local co-op, unless someone tries it, we don't know.
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Note: This can't be done in online co-op (I have just tested it with a friend). There could be a possibility that it can be done in local co-op, unless someone tries it, we don't know.
By Martinio140 on 20 May 2012 20:56
Thanks, updated that info in the solution. 
By Mystic Typh00n on 20 May 2012 20:58
Vermin360
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The Hall of Fame is the sixth and final venue in the career mode. This Achievement will unlock after beating all the songs up to and including those in the Hall of Fame venue while on the Expert difficulty setting. You will also earn the following stackable Achievements if you have not already unlocked them:
The Rock in a Hard Place achievement in Guitar Hero: Aerosmith worth 82 pointsComplete the Career on Hard
NOTE: The NO FAIL option must be turned off or this Achievement will not unlock.
The Rock in a Hard Place achievement in Guitar Hero: Aerosmith worth 82 pointsComplete the Career on Hard
NOTE: The NO FAIL option must be turned off or this Achievement will not unlock.
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It's also worth mentioning that this game is significantly easier than Guitar Hero III/II on Expert. If you have beaten GHIII on Expert, you'll breeze through this (I didn't fail once). Hell, it's possible if you've beaten GHIII on Hard, although it might not be as easy for you.
The only real 'threats' this game poses, are the Joe Perry guitar battle, and Train Kept A Rollin'.
The only real 'threats' this game poses, are the Joe Perry guitar battle, and Train Kept A Rollin'.
By NathAttack on 26 Nov 2008 02:22
Although this is correct, don't you have to beat all the songs on expert in the previous venues to get up to this point? Or are you saying we can beat the songs on expert for that venue in the quickplay in order to unlock this achievement?
By SpectreSubZero on 25 May 2009 21:38
richs180
These career achievements are for the single player mode.
The achievements for completing the Careers are stackable in this game meaning that players who play through the game on expert difficulty first will also unlock the three lower Career achievements when they finish the final song.
If you have played Guitar Hero 3 you will have a rough idea of your skill level on this game as it plays identically. On average the songs are easier than Guitar Hero 3 and there are also less of them (30 songs & 1 Guitar Battle on the setlist in total).
The achievements for completing the Careers are stackable in this game meaning that players who play through the game on expert difficulty first will also unlock the three lower Career achievements when they finish the final song.
If you have played Guitar Hero 3 you will have a rough idea of your skill level on this game as it plays identically. On average the songs are easier than Guitar Hero 3 and there are also less of them (30 songs & 1 Guitar Battle on the setlist in total).
