So yeah, if you're interested in revisiting an awesome time in music gaming here's a video below explaining the whole thing. Who knew these things would become valuable later on? Turns out the old 360 controller is the most valuable since it is plug and play, but Wii controllers are next best so long as you buy an adapter. Of course, I am now on the hunt for an actual guitar controller.

It took my brain a while to remember how to play just using a controller, but I'm already close to where I was as a teen playing everything on Expert. So here I am, replaying my favorite GH tracks on a simple controller and having a blast. Well, it's basically Guitar Hero that you can download for PC, Mac, or Android and you can put whatever songs you want into it and play them simple and clean. And with this new spark I thought first I might try emulation only to discover something even better called Clone Hero. While billed as an action game, it very much is a rhythm game hidden beneath. Yet all fads are destined to die and the constant need for new plastic peripherals would spell the end for the GH fad, plus rock musing going out of vogue by this time.įunny enough, all this talk about Sekiro got me thinking about finding a way to get back into Guitar Hero. And we had the stupid drum set that came with GH: World Tour. We mastered that shit, even beat Through the Fire and Flames on Expert. I played the absolute crap out of the game growing up with my brothers.

Through fire and flames clone hero