pick up a REAL instrument and learn to play it, not a stupid game.
Why don't you pick up a REAL gun and start shooting people in the face, you ing .
L.E.N.
I suck at these games.:(
Rodrico
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Originally posted by eROs.au
we still dont have rock band 1 here in aus :(
sucks to be aussie, you guys always get the end of the video game stick.
sweds00
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Originally posted by david.michael
Why don't you pick up a REAL gun and start shooting people in the face, you ing .
someone LOVES these games.
david.michael
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Originally posted by sweds00
someone LOVES these games.
Not really, just thought that was rather flawed logic.
PatMcGroin
rented guitar hero world tour and it ing rocks!!! the set list owns. the matchmaking through xbox live is awesome. and its just so much ing fun to play. mind you, im still playing with the old guitar, and havent even tried the drums or singing yet.
i cant wait to buy this!
anyone else have this game yet?
pkcRAISTLIN
dont have time to play anything else :toothless
Yan
People still play these boring (music) simulation games?
TranceOwnsLol
I still keep wishing that they'll release a 'DJ Booth' or 'Trance hero' game. :haha:
Moongoose
Tough Call, they both feature Dream THeater, but GH clearly wins because it has Pull Me Under in it, which is one of the most awesome tracks of all time, so GH for me :D
XaNaX
I have Guitar Hero World Tour since that is what is out for the wii right now. It's much better than the old GH games were, prepare for some headaches learning the drums though. The only downer is the graphics don't measure up to GH3 running from my PC on my HDTV at 1920x1080 but then it is the wii. I'll probably get RB2 also when its available.
Rikard
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Originally posted by TranceOwnsLol
I still keep wishing that they'll release a 'DJ Booth' or 'Trance hero' game. :haha:
Recent Activision acquisition FreeStyleGames is hard at work on DJ Hero, a music rhythm game that will let gamers scratch to the beat of popular mash-ups with a laptop turntable peripheral, informed sources tell us today.
The game, which has been in development for nearly two years, is expected to hit shelves next summer and will likely include the ability to use Guitar Hero guitars for versus mode face-offs.
The controller, key to the game's success, has been through nearly a half-dozen iterations.
In the latest form, the device looks a lot like a simplified DJ Deck. There is a platter for scratching which will act like the strum toggle on a Guitar Hero guitar. Above the platter are three buttons for sampling. The controller also includes a cross fader and a sound effects dial which will act like the whammy bar in Guitar Hero.
Instead of flowing the musical notes down a guitar neck, DJ Hero will flow the music down and around a virtual record in a half arc. Either left top to middle bottom if you are left handed, or right top to middle bottom if you are right handed.
To play you will have to either hold a sample button and scratch, just hold a button or just scratch as the neon icons flow around the virtual vinyl.
Currently the wireless controller has grooves molded into the bottom so it will sit comfortably in a player's lap, though the team is also looking into legs for the deck so gamers can play while standing up.
The game in its current form features all mash-ups, think Beyonce Vs Jimi Hendrix, 50 cent Vs Beastie Boys. If they can nail the interface and get licensing for the music this could be a mammoth hit. Then again I love mash-ups.
