any one here play guitar hero or rock band for wii?

is there's any one here who plays guitar hero or rock band on the wii, i need more skilled players to play against cause most of the people you look for on wii is noobs

khcat93 wrote:

is there's any one here who plays guitar hero or rock band on the wii, i need more skilled players to play against cause most of the people you look for on wii is noobs

I play on Xbox 360, sorry.

Give me one good reason why the Wii version is better.

Callum Stamp wrote:

khcat93 wrote:

is there's any one here who plays guitar hero or rock band on the wii, i need more skilled players to play against cause most of the people you look for on wii is noobs

I play on Xbox 360, sorry.

Give me one good reason why the Wii version is better.

in my opinion i think the wii version is kinda lame, cause the graphics suck ,but the roadie battle on gh5 wii is kickass. im saving up for an 360 elite at the moment

I have GH3 on the Wii, simply because it was out of stock for every other console.

I'll have to give you a game sometime, although I haven't played it in a while, so I'm a little rusty.

Hoeloe wrote:

I have GH3 on the Wii, simply because it was out of stock for every other console.

I'll have to give you a game sometime, although I haven't played it in a while, so I'm a little rusty.

ok cool, my fc is 2339-8251-6941 also i play expert

khcat93 wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:

I have GH3 on the Wii, simply because it was out of stock for every other console.

I'll have to give you a game sometime, although I haven't played it in a while, so I'm a little rusty.

ok cool, my fc is 2339-8251-6941 also i play expert

I play expert for most songs, though I struggle to clear TTFF on hard, and absolutely cannot clear Raining Blood on hard (simply because it has no tempo).

Hoeloe wrote:

khcat93 wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:

I have GH3 on the Wii, simply because it was out of stock for every other console.

I'll have to give you a game sometime, although I haven't played it in a while, so I'm a little rusty.

ok cool, my fc is 2339-8251-6941 also i play expert

I play expert for most songs, though I struggle to clear TTFF on hard, and absolutely cannot clear Raining Blood on hard (simply because it has no tempo).

really for me the only songs that i still cant beat on expert are ttfaf, raining blood, and one (the solo kills me)

Hoeloe wrote:

absolutely cannot clear Raining Blood

The same is true of Dance Dance Revolution's edit for me.

lol ddr, i suck at that game so bad XD *doesn't want to remember his first time playing while at the movies*

I bought Rock Band Wii for 5 euro, but have no guitar. Does this depress you?

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

I bought Rock Band Wii for 5 euro, but have no guitar. Does this depress you?

yes

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

I bought Rock Band Wii for 5 euro, but have no guitar. Does this depress you?

please tell me it wasn't rock band "1"

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

I bought Rock Band Wii for 5 euro, but have no guitar. Does this depress you?

You're buying a rhythm game that isn't audiosurf.

Of course I am depressed.

Evilagram wrote:

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

I bought Rock Band Wii for 5 euro, but have no guitar. Does this depress you?

You're buying a rhythm game that isn't audiosurf.

Of course I am depressed.

audio surf? are you serious? thats not even close to being as fun as rock band/guitar hero/ DJ hero.
get real

khcat93 wrote:

Evilagram wrote:

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

I bought Rock Band Wii for 5 euro, but have no guitar. Does this depress you?

You're buying a rhythm game that isn't audiosurf.

Of course I am depressed.

audio surf? are you serious? thats not even close to being as fun as rock band/guitar hero/ DJ hero.
get real

Are YOU serious? You can play ANY song, and the gameplay is a lot more complex/challenging. Not to mention online leaderboards, and regular music releases.

Evilagram wrote:

the gameplay is a lot more complex/challenging.

Complexity =/= good. I mean, look at Tetris. That had simple gameplay, but is still one of the best games of all time.

Audiosurf is for ANY music, it has an online leaderboard function, a lot more modes than Guitar Hero, making a much more diverse experience than Guitar Hero or Rock Band, which are both confined to certain styles of music.

Next, Audiosurf is visually much more pleasing than Guitar Hero or Rock Band, the rock titles offer you character customization but is confined by not being completely dazzling, artistic and absolutely stunning as Audiosurf's visuals.

Third, Audiosurf costs you 5-10 bucks. A game like Guitar Hero or Rock Band will immediately cost you more than 60 dollars for the game alone, and then you still need to buy the instruments for it. This just doesn't hold water against Audiosurf's FIVE DOLLARS.

Fourth, Audiosurf has online interactivity through the 'radio', which plays different songs constantly, allowing you to compete with people online. The songs are everchanging, there are as much possibilities as there are songs. That's not including the different modes in the game. There are I believe 12 different modes, I don't know the exact amount. This isn't counting the radio or the Ironhide mode. If you have 1000 songs on your pc, that's about equal to 12000 different ways to play. FOR FIVE BUCKS

Audiosurf just has an unlimited supply of new ways to play the game, for a much smaller price than any rock game will give you, which only features a select amount of songs. This pushes Audiosurf's demographic in an entirely new direction. Guitar Hero and Rock Band are catered to "people who like rock music and like to play video games and tend to have a lot of money", Audiosurf is catered to "people who like video games".

Flying Dutchman wrote:

Audiosurf is for ANY music, it has an online leaderboard function, a lot more modes than Guitar Hero, making a much more diverse experience than Guitar Hero or Rock Band, which are both confined to certain styles of music.

Next, Audiosurf is visually much more pleasing than Guitar Hero or Rock Band, the rock titles offer you character customization but is confined by not being completely dazzling, artistic and absolutely stunning as Audiosurf's visuals.

Third, Audiosurf costs you 5-10 bucks. A game like Guitar Hero or Rock Band will immediately cost you more than 60 dollars for the game alone, and then you still need to buy the instruments for it. This just doesn't hold water against Audiosurf's FIVE DOLLARS.

Fourth, Audiosurf has online interactivity through the 'radio', which plays different songs constantly, allowing you to compete with people online. The songs are everchanging, there are as much possibilities as there are songs. That's not including the different modes in the game. There are I believe 12 different modes, I don't know the exact amount. This isn't counting the radio or the Ironhide mode. If you have 1000 songs on your pc, that's about equal to 12000 different ways to play. FOR FIVE BUCKS

Audiosurf just has an unlimited supply of new ways to play the game, for a much smaller price than any rock game will give you, which only features a select amount of songs. This pushes Audiosurf's demographic in an entirely new direction. Guitar Hero and Rock Band are catered to "people who like rock music and like to play video games and tend to have a lot of money", Audiosurf is catered to "people who like video games".

This.

I play pusher elite in Ironhide mode by the way. Guitar hero = Mono Pro

Evilagram wrote:

khcat93 wrote:

Evilagram wrote:

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

I bought Rock Band Wii for 5 euro, but have no guitar. Does this depress you?

You're buying a rhythm game that isn't audiosurf.

Of course I am depressed.

audio surf? are you serious? thats not even close to being as fun as rock band/guitar hero/ DJ hero.
get real

Are YOU serious? You can play ANY song, and the gameplay is a lot more complex/challenging. Not to mention online leaderboards, and regular music releases.

that's where Frets On Fire comes in, it does all of that, but in guitar hero form

I played Audiosurf and found it boring. Nuff said. Also, yes it was Rock Band 1. I'm saving it to give to someone as a Christmas present. I'm a cheapskate.

Hoeloe wrote:

Evilagram wrote:

the gameplay is a lot more complex/challenging.

Complexity =/= good. I mean, look at Tetris. That had simple gameplay, but is still one of the best games of all time.

You set up 5 consecutive t-spin triples and then tell me it's simple.

itsameSMB wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:

Evilagram wrote:

the gameplay is a lot more complex/challenging.

Complexity =/= good. I mean, look at Tetris. That had simple gameplay, but is still one of the best games of all time.

You set up 5 consecutive t-spin triples and then tell me it's simple.

He obviously ment easy to pick up and play.

itsameSMB wrote:

You set up 5 consecutive t-spin triples and then tell me it's simple.

In the same way:

Complex =/= Difficult.

Callum Stamp wrote:

itsameSMB wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:

Evilagram wrote:

the gameplay is a lot more complex/challenging.

Complexity =/= good. I mean, look at Tetris. That had simple gameplay, but is still one of the best games of all time.

You set up 5 consecutive t-spin triples and then tell me it's simple.

He obviously ment easy to pick up and play.

All three of the games here are easy to pick up and play. Of them, I think Tetris is the most complex/difficult(infinite difficulty due to no win condition) on a short glimpse, but it's outside our scope, as we're focusing on rhythm games, meaning a limited level duration and syncing to music. On short analysis, guitar hero would make the most sense to be easiest to pick up and play, but I'm really not sure.

Audiosurf has more complex gameplay than guitar hero which is, "push right button(s) at right time" plus some star power stuff as opposed to "be in right lane at right time in order to create right formation, of right color". This is of course ignoring more complex stacking strategies, the white blocks and powerups, character's individual powers, overfilling columns, and the shoulder lanes, provided the stage has them at all. Add in a global high score chart, the ability to make a track out of ANY audio file, and regularly updated songs for everyone to try out, and you have yourself a winner.

Evilagram wrote:

Callum Stamp wrote:

itsameSMB wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:

Evilagram wrote:

the gameplay is a lot more complex/challenging.

Complexity =/= good. I mean, look at Tetris. That had simple gameplay, but is still one of the best games of all time.

You set up 5 consecutive t-spin triples and then tell me it's simple.

He obviously ment easy to pick up and play.

All three of the games here are easy to pick up and play. Of them, I think Tetris is the most complex/difficult(infinite difficulty due to no win condition) on a short glimpse, but it's outside our scope, as we're focusing on rhythm games, meaning a limited level duration and syncing to music. On short analysis, guitar hero would make the most sense to be easiest to pick up and play, but I'm really not sure.

Audiosurf has more complex gameplay than guitar hero which is, "push right button(s) at right time" plus some star power stuff as opposed to "be in right lane at right time in order to create right formation, of right color". This is of course ignoring more complex stacking strategies, the white blocks and powerups, character's individual powers, overfilling columns, and the shoulder lanes, provided the stage has them at all. Add in a global high score chart, the ability to make a track out of ANY audio file, and regularly updated songs for everyone to try out, and you have yourself a winner.

lol off topic