Guitar Hero 3 Wii!!! WOW

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

You have to stick the wiimote in the guitar? uhh why o.ODoctorBunny

Read the article first.

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

HeHateMe_basic

You dont like them so they shoul't be made anymore. Bit selfish.

You have to stick the wiimote in the guitar? uhh why o.ODoctorBunny

I haven't read the article yet, but the Wiimote acts as a power supply since the guitar is wireless, according to memory.

You have to stick the wiimote in the guitar? uhh why o.ODoctorBunny

It's to make the Guitar use the Wiimote capabilities/batteries instead of having to make a full-priced guitar. It's a good thing, because it makes the guitar cheaper for Wii owners.

[QUOTE="DoctorBunny"]You have to stick the wiimote in the guitar? uhh why o.OMardil

It's to make the Guitar use the Wiimote capabilities/batteries instead of having to make a full-priced guitar. It's a good thing, because it makes the guitar cheaper for Wii owners.

And adds rumble, and takes care of the motion...

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

HeHateMe_basic

They're not so casual on Expert.

[QUOTE="HeHateMe_basic"]

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

Brmarlin

They're not so casual on Expert.

Yeah, show me a casual gamer beating Six, Jordan, Play with Me, on expert.

Screenshots are iffy, I hope this game doesn't look identical to the PS2 one, im only saying this because its the only thing im unsure about. I know what the online play will feature, I know the songs announced, I know how the game goes, and yes im being a graphics whore, graphics don't mean much in a game like GH, but I just don't want developers to be lazy. But it seems Neversoft is trying to make the Wii version unique.goodlay

No it was posted today on IGN it can't be that oldSynchro456

[QUOTE="Synchro456"]No it was posted today on IGN it can't be that oldDivergeUnify

I never was much of a Guitar Hero fan, but I'm buying it because it has my favorite song on it.

This sounds kinda cool:

The second feature? The Wii Remote speaker is used for the game's "squelch" when you miss a note. Hearing it come from your guitar makes two player co-op and two player competition a bit more fun since you can easily tell which player's the one that's screwing up the notes - if player one misses a few notes, the "squelch" will come from his guitar and not player two's. Players can bring the squelching back to the television speaker by turning off the remote's speakers - since the mis-note sound effect is integral to the game, it will recognize if you've kicked off your Wiimote speakers and send the sound back to the main audio output.

I wonder if the Wii is going to end up with the best verison because of the Wiimote.

Rumble O_o, and it will probably be the cheapest version, *changes mind about picking up the 360 version and is now getting the wii version*

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

HeHateMe_basic

Haha... you remind me of me one month ago :P... I thought it was utter casual garbage. I walked into an EBgames one day and saw GHII there, no one was playing it. I played it once before but I did so bad I put it down, I never gave it a real shot. Well this time I did. I walked over and said to myself "What is this junk?..."... 10 minutes later I spent $100 on the guitar and game. :lol:

Moral of the story? Try those casual games you look down upon, some of them are actually popular for a reason. Remember, no one is too 1337 to play a "casual" game. If that's the case everyone stay away from Madden, GH, DDR, Halo, GTA, Gears of War, Super Smash Bros., and a lot more big name great titles.

[QUOTE="HeHateMe_basic"]

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

DA_B0MB

Haha... you remind me of me one month ago :P... I thought it was utter casual garbage. I walked into an EBgames one day and saw GHII there, no one was playing it. I played it once before but I did so bad I put it down, I never gave it a real shot. Well this time I did. I walked over and said to myself "What is this junk?..."... 10 minutes later I spent $100 on the guitar and game. :lol:

Moral of the story? Try those casual games you look down upon, some of them are actually popular for a reason. Remember, no one is too 1337 to play a "casual" game. If that's the case everyone stay away from Madden, GH, DDR, Halo, GTA, Gears of War, Super Smash Bros., and a lot more big name great titles.

ills tick with the ps3 or 360 version thank you.ginglejangle

Why? You don't need graphics for GH. And the Wii version sounds like it going to have the best guitar.

i have a guitar and i can feel the vibration when i hit it hard...

i think the rumble can be a good or bad thing...it depends on the implementation.

[QUOTE="HeHateMe_basic"]

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

DA_B0MB

Haha... you remind me of me one month ago :P... I thought it was utter casual garbage. I walked into an EBgames one day and saw GHII there, no one was playing it. I played it once before but I did so bad I put it down, I never gave it a real shot. Well this time I did. I walked over and said to myself "What is this junk?..."... 10 minutes later I spent $100 on the guitar and game. :lol:

Moral of the story? Try those casual games you look down upon, some of them are actually popular for a reason. Remember, no one is too 1337 to play a "casual" game. If that's the case everyone stay away from Madden, GH, DDR, Halo, GTA, Gears of War, Super Smash Bros., and a lot more big name great titles.

Another take: Don't knock it till you try it.

Nice to hear that they're using Wiimote's speaker for screw-up noises...:P

[QUOTE="ginglejangle"]ills tick with the ps3 or 360 version thank you.HarlockJC

Why? You don't need graphics for GH. And the Wii version sounds like it going to have the best guitar.

but i doubt the online is going to be good....or better then 360's and ps3's.

I'm excited! Though I'm hoping a Rock Band Wii gets announced, I mean...it's coming to the PS2!

[QUOTE="HarlockJC"]

[QUOTE="ginglejangle"]ills tick with the ps3 or 360 version thank you.ginglejangle

Why? You don't need graphics for GH. And the Wii version sounds like it going to have the best guitar.

but i doubt the online is going to be good....or better then 360's and ps3's.

You may be right, I don't play many games online. Due to the fact that I normally lose. They said there will be online but they are not saying what.

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

HeHateMe_basic

quiet fanboy. GH is a casual AND hardcore game. IT's excellent.

And meh, i'm still getting 360 version.

why do people buy these casual games?

i hate gh , ill be glad the day they stop producing them.

HeHateMe_basic

LOL, yeah I suppose them making a game you don't like must have such a huge impact on your life. I mean, who wants other people enjoying something you don't?

Does it make you feel left out or is there some other inane reason for your hatered?

...rumble guitar??funnymario

[QUOTE="funnymario"]...rumble guitar??GraveRIP

[QUOTE="GraveRIP"][QUOTE="funnymario"]...rumble guitar??funnymario

[QUOTE="GraveRIP"][QUOTE="funnymario"]...rumble guitar??funnymario

The second thing the Wiimote does sounds kinda cool...

From IGN:

The second feature? The Wii Remote speaker is used for the game's "squelch" when you miss a note. Hearing it come from your guitar makes two player co-op and two player competition a bit more fun since you can easily tell which player's the one that's screwing up the notes - if player one misses a few notes, the "squelch" will come from his guitar and not player two's. Players can bring the squelching back to the television speaker by turning off the remote's speakers - since the mis-note sound effect is integral to the game, it will recognize if you've kicked off your Wiimote speakers and send the sound back to the main audio output.