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The drum kit is an interesting alternative. I have a Rockband 2 drum kit and it takes up a lot of space and it's fairly noisy, so I like the idea of a silent/smaller alternative.
But going against the juggernauts at this point in time is a bit foolhardy.
But going against the juggernauts at this point in time is a bit foolhardy.
Man, if Harmonix hadn't developed two even better peripherals that accomplish what this game is trying, then we would have a real contender for for the music genre. The only advantage I'm buying into here is backing by Clapton and what I assume could be the cheaper alternative. Unless, of course, I'm missing something...
"Dave Matthews Band, Eric Clapton, Kid Rock"
WHY IS CLAPTON EVEN IN THE SAME SENTENCE AS THESE ASSHATS
I'LL KILL YOU LUMPY SPACE GGRAAAHHAAHAHAHAH!
WHY IS CLAPTON EVEN IN THE SAME SENTENCE AS THESE ASSHATS
I'LL KILL YOU LUMPY SPACE GGRAAAHHAAHAHAHAH!
Oh dear, I see grave misfortune in this products future. Doesn't everyone already have enough plastic instruments cluttering their houses?
I'm only mildly into playing guitar, but Dave Matthew's stuff makes me contort my left hands in ways that are not desirable to play music.
One thing that gets me about all these games is there's not enough of The Clash or U2 in them.
One thing that gets me about all these games is there's not enough of The Clash or U2 in them.
I don't like the "highway", I really liked having the fret board design in the other games. Not for aesthetics, but to see the placement/timing of the notes easier.
Also an "air" drumset? Fuck that. Seriously. That's going to be so hard and inaccurate.
I feel bad for the devs because it looks kind of interesting, and it's hard to fight the giants for sure; but the giants are already doing SO well you're really going to have to step your game up to compete against them.
Just on a side note, Harmonix didn't develop their "Pro" guitar, they adapted an existing guitar, the "ZTar" by Starr Labs.
Also an "air" drumset? Fuck that. Seriously. That's going to be so hard and inaccurate.
I feel bad for the devs because it looks kind of interesting, and it's hard to fight the giants for sure; but the giants are already doing SO well you're really going to have to step your game up to compete against them.
Just on a side note, Harmonix didn't develop their "Pro" guitar, they adapted an existing guitar, the "ZTar" by Starr Labs.
Clown Baby, not true. We built our Pro Guitar software from scratch over the past two years, and worked with M Fender on the real Squire Strat.
Harmonix is already a force to be reckoned with and Activision seems to have the "Get drunk, play Guitar Hero" crowd secured, so I don't know where this game is going to fit. There's also the issue with the game's look (The note highway looks terrible) and the lack of tactile response from the drums...
I'm calling this game the next Rock Revolution.
I'm calling this game the next Rock Revolution.
I boought this game on <a target="_blank" href="http://www.Amazon.com">Amazon</a> some months aog. Not the best one but I liked it
and I was baffled. After tea, he sat, sad and quiet, reading a book. I cheap strattera
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