Kasz216 said:
That's like saying Oblivion is a better RPG then Final Fantasy. They're totally different styles of games. Regardless at least Wii Music tries to do something. Guitar Hero and Rock Band are just Time Action Sequences set to music. The music doesn't even change if you screw up. It's only popular because lots of people like to play pretend rockstar including reviewers. There is almost no actual redeeming gameplay value if you don't have a rockstar fantasy. It's not really any better the Wii Music. It's just more popular because more people would perfer to pretend to be famous Guitar Heroes then Famous Orchestra Conductors. |
Yes it does. The music won't play if you miss a note and if you hit the wrong one, you'll surely hear it.
@ Grampy
I know the instruments can be difficult to handle (and this why the GH 1 and 2 guitars were tiny compared to the RB ones), but I think it also has to do with what Kasz said. Most love to play pretend rock band for a few hours than the best conductor out there.