Guitar Hero Live Review 〓

Fancy being a rock star where you play music in front of a real crowd and feel the satisfying excitement of performing in a real band, in front of real crowds who react in real time to your performance? Inside many people, there’s a rock star just waiting to be set free. Now you can do that with Guitar Hero Live. This is the game like you’ve never seen it before with cutting edge brand new modes and a guitar controller that’s made to be played.

When you use the live mode, you’ll be onstage, peering out at the crowd. As you play, you’ll feel the adrenaline pumping as the crowd goes wild for the music you’re pumping out.

You’ll feel as if you’re in a real band so much that you can also feel the heat from the lights and feel the thunder of the applause. If you use the life mode, it will put you in different places to jam out your music.

You can play at an exclusive club for the people who really get the music or you can be the headliner in front of the crowd rocking out under an open sky. If you don’t want to be in the live mode, you can use the GHTV mode which is the music video network that allows you to play in real time.

During this play, you have the ability to find new music as well as battle it out for the best with gaming friends. You’ll be able to tap into all kinds of different videos to find the songs that you want to play or locate new ones to stretch your talent.

It’s super simple to use. All you have to do is find the channel that you want get started. If you’re not feeling the music from that channel, it’s a simple move to head over to a new channel and get a new song.

As you play, you gain game currency. You can use this currency to get songs or to gain items. Some of the items are things like player cards or note highways. This game is fun for one or fun for crowds.

You can get involved in competitions even if you’re only a beginner. Taking part in the competitions can help you improve your skill level so that you learn as you play.

You’ll be able to compete with friends from different states or countries and by watching the leatherboards, you’ll be able to see what your ranking is in the competition against other players.

Each time that you level up, you gain rewards. You want to level up to earn the Hero label. When you gain Hero powers, you get to level up your guitar and what this does is boost your score.

When you do level up, you get access to more content such as concert clips or more videos. The controller for the game is new and geared toward both beginners and experts. Guitar Hero Live has a 2×3 button, which is helpful for those new to the game – but for experts, it can use the six buttons so that it’s a challenge to them.