Yeah, thats right, they stink. But, that is not stopping me from busting out some tunes on my Xbox 360.
I just picked up Guitar Hero 2. A game that I had no intentions of getting, until I went to Best Buy. There, I saw this dorky dude, with no rhythm whats so ever, pounding on this toy guitar. I stood there watching in awe, as homeboy tried syncing his keynotes with the colored circles. When he finished I had to give it a shot, bad move.
I kept playing "Surrender" made famous by Cheap Trick.......I never liked that sound, until now, it stays in my head, at the most in-opportune times, anyway, back to the story at hand; GH2.
After grooving with my virtual reality band: Drums Of The Tigers, I decided to make this game a part of my gaming library. What a choice, wow, it flocking rocks.
The main reason why I'm writing this? I don't know. Maybe the impact of such a game, one that forces you to interact with what is going on, on the screen, is pretty huge, for me anyway. My wife cannot stop playing it, and that is a huge accomplishment for a game with such a dorky title. Halo 2, Ghost Recon, Splinter cell or Rainbpow 6; none of them have managed to get the "wifey" to play so much.
I also would like to say, that the blog beta is a pretty sweet idea. I'm sure a lot of talented writers will surface because of it.
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too much peer preasure to play some GH1 songs in co-op
... so you only play those video games that are actually just old teenage mutant ninja turtles movies?
oh wait even those require you to hit play.
I find it funny that you got it because of a retard playing it...
Like I said, a retard (Figure of speech) got me curious about GH 2 during a visit to Best Buy. If he was willing to groove (attempt to anyway) like that in public, then it had to be worth a look. Once I got into it I had to buy it.
I need help...