GameTanks new game will provide guitar players the chance to use a real guitar when playing their upcomming Guitar Rising. Read on to see how it will work. (Video included/ Has details the one earlier didn't include)
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Would be a cool way for those wanting to start learning guitar to learn fairly cheaply.
Except there are hundreds of fret buttons instead of just five and there are 6 strum bars (spaced very close together) instead of one.
As both a Guitar Hero fan and a real guitar player, this excites me and intrigues. Basically a spruced up version of Guitar Pro, the tabbing software, the gaming edge might bring me out of (real) guitar retirement.
Guitar Hero finally inspired me to start tinkering with a real electric guitar. And that's really all I've been doing is tinkering. I can play the intros to a dozen different songs and a few MegaMan tunes here and there, that's about it. So naturally, when I heard about Guitar Rising, I got really excited. I'm eager to see where this project goes... and if it even really gets off the ground with such heavy competition from Neversoft and Harmonix. This could be the start of something big -- you never know.
The guitar in the news picture above is the same as one of mine. It's also my favourite of my collection.