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You can also purchase additional songs for this streaming mode via the party pass but if you put in the hard yards, you can just play what’s available for now and there’s plenty of free tracks. This even keeps your ranking which is fun when you challenge other gamers. However the online multiplayer for the “TV” mode is a great way to challenge other folks from around the world in order to get those high scores.
Vocals are similar to past games and unfortunately don’t come close to Sony’s excellent Singstar series. Lastly the title does feature local multiplayer that boasts two guitars and a microphone. “Hero” power is also available and my moving the guitar up, it starts the bonuses! As you succeed, you are awarded additional bonuses to help with your playing and given the amount of content available, it’s quite a daunting yet an enjoyable gaming mode.
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Then you have the TV mode which basically gives the gamer a plethora of online channels which basically allows you to play along with a variety of different songs from all sorts of genres, eras and timing. I enjoyed it but its replay value if a little limited. This mode has a set track list (42) and is similar to the previous games which is quite enjoyable and is great to learn the ins and outs of the title. The Live mode is basically a campaign mode which requires you transform into a guitarist as you play through a variety of tracks in order to become the best band in the world. In terms of gameplay, Guitar Hero Live boasts two main modes that includes Live (obviously) and TV which is dubbed as the “World’s first playable music video network”. For newcomers, you can just use the bottom frets only and as you progress, you can raise the difficulty. Basically the buttons are positioned into two rows of three and as a result, you need to relearn the game but all the video game clichés are still included in the game to help boost your score and use that whammy like a pro. Then you have the guitar itself that feels like a traditional Guitar Hero controller but its received a much needed overhaul to make the game more challenging by including a tier system of frets which definitely makes it feel more like a real guitar because of how you position your fingers. It’s quite a clever piece of smoke and mirrors and really helps get you immersed in the world of music and playing as a world-class guitarist. Even your band will get annoyed if you start to mess up those notes and seeing them explode is amusing.
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So when you play like a rock god, the crowd will go ballistic but play poorly and you’ll soon find yourself wanting to leave the stage unless you can pull out a miracle riff or two! The full motion video used to portray the crowd is quite cleverly done as it’s not just static but moves around to your fans who also get aggressive if you play bad, they will start to boo you off stage.
Sure, this seems a little cheesy at first but hey, this game is all about illusion and developers Freestyle Games definitely succeed in not only making you play this controller like a “real” guitar but the audience and band is quite interactive. It’s like a first person perspective from a guitarist.
So for those who have played the previous Guitar Hero games before, the first thing that you will probably notice about Live is the updated interface and tweaked gameplay mechanics plus it tries to turn you into the star with footage of actual crowds and band members.
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After several years in the gaming wilderness, the franchise that turned humble mortals like you and I into true rock gods has finally returned and is available on all next-gen consoles that include the PS4 (reviewed), XBox One and the Wii U.
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