Thanks for the link. Pretty awesome if you ask me. I know there is at least one guitar company that includes a MIDI output. So potentially you could play guitar hero with a real guitar..... damn, I really don't need another project.

Sweet merciful hades...that's hard enough with the guitar controller - I can only imagine how much more difficult it was using that drum controller.

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Drum hero. Lame, he could learn actual drums, but instead prefers to follow the guitar parts on his plastic toy pads, just like all the little boys that like to jump around and play with their little plastic toy make belief "guitars".

He already knew how to play drums before ever trying this game. And to whoever says this is hard, then you prolly shouldn't comment on things you know nothing about.

Not to nitpick, but (I will) this is Guitar Hero 3, not World Tour, which would have it's own drum set. This is replacing the guitar with a drum kit, and the user kicking ass at it. Very impressive.

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Drum hero. Lame, he could learn actual drums, but instead prefers to follow the guitar parts on his plastic toy pads, just like all the little boys that like to jump around and play with their little plastic toy make belief "guitars".


I'm sure he is a decent "real" drummer already. Thus why he made this pad instead of playing on the plastic guitars. Title needs to be changed.

"Drum hero. Lame, he could learn actual drums, but instead prefers to follow the guitar parts on his plastic toy pads, just like all the little boys that like to jump around and play with their little plastic toy make belief "guitars"."

Actually, the guy knows how to play drums. And he's pretty damned good at it, too.