# Guitar Hero
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guitar hero is a series of rhythm games first released in 2005, in which players use a guitar-shaped game controller to simulate playing primarily lead, bass, and rhythm guitar across numerous songs. Players match notes that scroll on-screen to colored fret buttons on the controller, strumming the controller in time to the music in order to score points, and keep the virtual audience excited. The games attempt to mimic many features of playing a real guitar, including the use of fast-fingering hammer-ons and pull-offs and the use of the whammy bar to alter the pitch of notes.
Steve Ouimette Interview: From Guitar Hero Riffs to Studio Secrets PT: 2.
Part 2 of: What do Guitar Hero, blockbuster video game soundtracks, and a stack of epic TV scores all have in common? The unmistakable sound of Steve Ouimette. In this episode of Inside the Recording Studio, Chris and Jody sit down with the guitarist and producer whose riffs have been quietly shapi…
Nocturne Review | A Rhythm Combat JRPG Worth Your Time
Cameron has rolled credits on Nocturne, a new indie JRPG with combat inspired by Guitar Hero and Rockband. A sci-fi adventure in a digital afterlife where two kids go on a journey that leads to major revelations that affect the world as they know it.
We’re Eating Whatever Weird Sandwich You Pick
This week, Jeff asks the very important question: How desperate have you ever been? Then he tells a poop story. You’re welcome.
Rachael admits she’s officially a sucker for fall, thanks to spooky coasters, leaf-shaped pasta, and an autumn pasta sauce from Trader Joe’s that tastes suspiciously like …
GameFace Episode 470 TLDR: Resident Evil Requiem, Pokemon Winds and Waves, Marathon, Sony Drops PC
All the info and fun of GameFace in 1/3 of the time with vastly improved editing and production values! Our Resident Evil Requiem review! Plus, Pokemon Winds and Waves, Marathon's Server Slam, PlayStation stops releasing its games for PC, Monster Hunter Stories 3, the next God of War, the next Guit…
GameFace Episode 470: Resident Evil Requiem, Pokemon Winds and Waves, Marathon, PlayStation Drops PC
We review Resident Evil Requiem! Plus, Pokemon Winds and Waves revealed, impressions of Marathon's Server Slam, PlayStation stops releasing its games for PC, Monster Hunter Stories 3, the next God of War, the next Guitar Hero, and more!
The War of 1812: America's Most Pointless War?
Ever wondered how a war can end a full month before its biggest, bloodiest battle even happens? Welcome to the War of 1812 — history's most confusing "second war for independence."
Jaron and Tim go deep on the War of 1812 — the war everybody's heard of and nobody actually understands. This is th…
[Making an Impact Series] From Guitar Hero & Oculus to the Age of AI | Jack McCauley
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What does someone who helped build Guitar Hero and Oculus think about AI, failure, relationships, and what comes next?
Jack McCauley has spent his career building things most people once thought were impossible or weren’t sure anyone would want.
In this episode of Unfinished Business, Eric Mulvin s…
Episode 58 (Eric Hirshberg)
On this episode of Guess That Record, Jackson is joined by Eric Hirshberg! Eric is best known for serving as the CEO of Activision, where he oversaw major gaming franchises like Call of Duty, Destiny, and Guitar Hero. However, he's always been a musician, and now music is his main focus. In their c…
Crowdfunding Success Case Study: Snap Ships Tactics | Scott Pease | Ep. 305
What does it take to come back to Kickstarter and nearly double your first campaign’s funding? Bigger spaceships help, but there’s a lot more going on behind the scenes!
Scott Pease returns to Crowdfunding Nerds to unpack the Snap Ships Tactics expansion and reprint campaign, which raised over $55…
Herding Code 126: Jeff Atwood on the overlap of Video Games and Learning
Episode 126
On this episode of Herding Code, the guys talk to Jeff Atwood about the intersection of video games and learning, along the way discussing music, learning to program, casual games, bleeding edge games about bleeding (Battlefield 3), Kinect, Wii, and retro games.
Jeff talks about …
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