Has anyone played this? I'm kind of hooked on it right now, but there's some things that I'm afraid are going to make me hate this game. It draws you in and is pretty rewarding for the most part; rewarding enough for me to get past the fact that I'm playing to shitty music some of the time. It's been a good challenge, but now I'm at the end (of the easiest level) and I'm being challenged to move my fingers at the speed of light to some ritalin-induced techno song.. WTF??
For those of you who have played this, do you find it easier to use the Left and Right buttons or the circle square triangle buttons?
For those of you who have played this, do you find it easier to use the Left and Right buttons or the circle square triangle buttons?
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Re: Amplitude
Tue, May 2, 2006 - 3:21 PM
always preferred using the shoulder buttons to the face buttons on frequency and amplitude, cuz with the shoulder buttons you don't have to move your fingers between but can instead simply rest them directly on the buttons. this freed me to only have to think about when to press each button, rather than also thinking about where to move my thumb.
had the same thought about the music choices. seems to me that no single player would ever really like all the genres equally, so why not have separate versions of the game per genre? the new guitar hero game will have multiple versions for distinct tastes. if freq or amp had been so popular, they'd have been given the same treatment. i'm not overly into the guitar hero interdace (even tho i played stringed instruments for years...), but i'm intrigued by the 'co-operative' elements in the new version. two players can jam together, switching between lead, rhythm, and bass guitar lines. i'm sure we'll end up with a copy here at work, so i'll let you know if its tasty. -
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Re: Amplitude
Tue, May 2, 2006 - 8:38 PMthis game frustrated/confused me for the simple fact that though i was exceedingly good at other music timing games, i just couldn't seem to get my timing right on this one.
i was consistently a millifractionary too fast, then when i tried to adjust, i was infinitesimally too slow.
i'm sure i'd do better with practice, but knowing i have rhythm and have been successful at these before, i might not be fun to be around whilst i perfect my technique (read: a bit tetchy)
that not being the question however...i preferred the shoulder buttons for comfort. then again, when i was successful at these games in the past, i had been using the face buttons.
hmm....
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