Another issue is you can't choose what to play without spending some type of currency.
This is the problem with all freemium games, there is no way to know who earned their high scores verses who bought their high scores. For example, when you start out, the highest multiplier you can achieve is 4x, but there are upgrades that allow you to gain all the way up to 8x, so if I purchase these upgrades, even if I play identically to another player, I could potentially double their score. I feel being able to purchase coins and upgrades for your guitar breaks the leaderboard. What I don't like is all the freemium tropes shoved into this mode. I think this is a great idea and offers a great deal of fun. Then there is GH TV, a 24-hour music streaming channel, you can tune in at any time and play along. I adore this mode, I think the graphical style is unique and fun, I think the soundtrack is great and as already mentioned, I think the new controller is great.
It has a very feel-good attitude, similar to watching a Disney teen musical, everyone is smiling and acting like they are having the best time of their lives, it's a little cheesy, yes, but it works and it will make you smile. Each band has a set comprised of about 3 songs and the production value is extremely high. It features 40 something songs, each with it's own live-action recording of several fictional bands of different genres. It will take players a little time to get adjusted to the new controller but I think these changes are for the better. By reducing the number of lanes to three (verses five) players are able to read the upcoming notes easier.
The new controller is fantastic, offering more buttons for more complexity but the redesign also simplifies things at the same time. The new controller is fantastic, offering more buttons for more complexity but the This is easily my favorite Guitar Hero/Rock Band game. This is easily my favorite Guitar Hero/Rock Band game.
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