For starters, GHTV has fewer features here than on any other platform. It might play like the console versions, but that doesn’t mean this version of Guitar Hero Livemirrors its console counterparts perfectly. It still hooks into the same stream as the other versions of Guitar Hero Live, and pulling out your phone to whatever happens to be playing on GHTV while you’re in line or waiting on friends feels cooler than it has any right to. It changes interface if you don’t use one, swapping the directional single-color notes for black and white ones (which normally serve as the one for bar chords), turning the whole experience into a more traditional rhythm game, where you simply tap notes as they come down the fretboard. Not only can you set it up anywhere, but you can also play without the included guitar. Guitar Hero TV, the 24-hour streaming service with hundreds of songs to play, made Guitar Hero Live, and it also makes the iOS version.
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It gives people without consoles or a PC a way to play a big-budget game, which is rarer than it should be. It feels strange, not having to power on something else in order to get a game like this to work, but it feels natural. The mobile version plays the same as the others, and when it works, it’s just as fun.
This may not be the best thing to get excited about, but it ties into the game’s aesthetic and mood, in a way the new Guitar Hero wants to be more approachable and fluid, and if you’re willing to keep a plastic guitar in you car, you can pull out the entire setup at a party the second you’re done explaining to someone why you’re so interested in “that new Guitar Hero.” All you need is an iPhone or iPad, the proper AV/HDMI adapter, and a TV. Guitar Hero Live on iOS means not having to boot up a console if you want to play Guitar Hero. Join gaming leaders live this October 25-26 in San Francisco to examine the next big opportunities within the gaming industry.Ĭheck out our Reviews Vault for past game reviews.
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