kevo wrote:Erictw83 wrote:Candyman1984 wrote:
Agreed. Why wouldn't you just play real guitar, but i guess all or most of you do so whatever i suppose a bong rip and some hero is acceptable.
How about a bong rip and a real guitar? Even better I say
Yup.
You guys are missing the point entirely says I. The point (at least from an experienced guitarist's perspective) to find immense humor in the
Spinal Tap-like onscreen antics fumbling of songs and licks and abject failure to perform in front of a ravenous yet unforgiving audience.
You sit and wring that infernal controller's neck pitifully on songs you know you'd at least be able to fake your way through on a real guitar... but in GHero, there IS NO improvisation or fakery! You either execute as scripted or you fail miserably. And when you fail, it is HILARIOUS!!! The controller AND the "pseudo"-tab that you are supposed to follow is TOTALLY counter-intuitive in relation with the music to anyone who knows how to play an actual guitar, so the better and more instinctive of a guitarist you are, the MORE you will miss all kinds of cues and lay- no, make that SPRAY clams everywhere ...as the crowd's initial cheering dies down, then begins to grumble and then boo... meanwhile I'm laughing so hard I've got tears streaming down my face.
Try the Van Halen "You Really Got Me" on GH2 and if you don't laugh, well then I'm sorry. I got hooked for about 2 hours one day while visiting my sis-in-law.
As a real game that I would be genuinely, geekishly interested in, it isn't my type. Truth be told, I've been a
Laser Squad Nemesis addict for about 4 years. A turn-based 2-player tactical game where 10-second turns get passed back and forth through a server, and you start with 30 days on your clock (Chess-paced might be an apt description)... I don't like to have to work my thumbs and fingers on a controller frantically and constantly; with turn-based, you can sit and play a real guitar and and contemplate your next move at the same time!