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As a fan of old school MTV, this is f*cking awesome to play. There is a song for almost every genre and it spans over many decades. It feels much more like you're playing an actual guitar. The controller is a little tough to get used to, but once you get used to the layout the gameplay is much better.

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The controller is a little I've been a fan of the Guitar Hero series since the very first release. I've been a fan of the Guitar Hero series since the very first release. Otherwise, I completely disagree with all other parts of his review.

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It's not like before where you had a 360 guitar and a PS3 guitar. I don't know if he realizes but the exact same guitar is used on all platforms so that's why you need the dongle. If you turn the Xbox so that the dongle is in view, it'll work fine. When I had it on the rear ports, it would drop signal every once in awhile. It works far better if you have it on the side USB port. I'm so happy Freestyle is in charge of the franchise because DJ Hero 1/2 (especially 2) was sick and they deserved a franchise like Guitar Hero. The new controller feels great and offers a lot of new challenges. We anticipate getting hands-on time with the Wii U version of Guitar Hero Live and hey, maybe we’ll be surprised by some nice GamePad features.I'm big into music games, owning DJ Hero 1/2, all RB titles, almost all GH titles, almost all Lips titles, Karaoke Revolution, all Dance I'm big into music games, owning DJ Hero 1/2, all RB titles, almost all GH titles, almost all Lips titles, Karaoke Revolution, all Dance Central titles, almost all Just Dance titles, etc. So while you won’t be able to use your old controllers or DLC in the new Guitar Hero, you can rest easy knowing that, if you want to play it on Wii U, you’re likely to get an optimal experience.

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Guitar Hero TV is basically the new game’s version of DLC and online play, as it lets you play songs on stations that seem to be similar to services such as Pandora. Unlike the Wii, which required Vicarious Visions to pull a rabbit out of a hat to get DLC to work, the Wii U has competent online functionality, so the online experience in the streaming music service Guitar Hero TV should, in theory, work fine on Wii U. That might not affect the end product of Guitar Hero Live, especially since the scope is to make it playable on essentially every damn thing possible, but that mostly guarantees that the Wii U version should hold up to the other versions.

The team has a pedigree, and that pedigree has hands-on Nintendo experience. Going back further, Freestyle Games made both of the DJ Hero games, which were both fantastic. Sing Party was a well-developed game that made use of the Wii U’s features it just was a rote karaoke game with a limited song catalog on a system that floundered right out of the gate. However, the fundamental aspects of the karaoke game were sound. That game, Sing Party, had all the appearances of a serious flop after launch, as all plans for DLC and expansion vanished almost instantly. If you don’t remember, FreeStyle Games actually created a Wii U launch game directly with Nintendo. In addition to the PS4, PS3, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Wii U versions, the new Guitar Hero will also be available in fully featured playable-on-your-TV form for select mobile devices.

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At this early stage, we don’t know what kind of additions or subtractions will be going with the Wii U version, but considering developer FreeStyle Games’ experience as a Wii U developer and the way Guitar Hero Live is being presented, the Wii U version should be just as full featured as the other versions on home consoles and even mobile. With no Rock Band 4 on the way, Guitar Hero Live is the only rhythm game heading to Nintendo’s system this fall. If you have any interest in the budding music game renaissance going on in 2015 with Rock Band 4 and Guitar Hero Live, you only have one option on Wii U.