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| my baby's on the level | 2:17pm 12/7/2006  |
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I made another discovery yesterday. Once you take the time to work out the mechanics of Guitar Hero on the harder difficulties, it becomes the greatest game ever made. The learning curve is made easier (although not much) if you've got some guitar experience and know the meaning of terms like "hammer on" and "pull off". I was with the masses after i first started playing GH2, agreeing that the difficulty had increased sharply since the original and made it a challenge to complete songs even on the medium setting. However last night i sat down and worked my way through the first four song groups on hard, and by the end was strutting around the living room doing my assorted rock star poses. My high point came after belting out the kickass "Monkey Wrench", rocking my way through the epic "War Pigs" while showing off some Eddie Van Halen-esque fretwork. generals gathered in their masses (devil signs in effect) | |
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