Kiim2507
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KnifeySpoony
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Yes, it's quite fun.
whatashotbyseve
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I cannot finish a song on the drums without stopping. Lets just say you can cancel your gym membership if you get GHWT.
666_blessings
Hi! I'm Alan...
Yes. Especially if you have siblings or friends who visit far too often to play with.
Cyan_phoeniX
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bah. My red drum is no longer working. Apparently it is a poor soldering job and common. Annoying thing is, it was purchased on the 12th October, so the 90 days warranty is over (even though I only got a few weeks out of it - because it was a christmas present). Anyone have any recommendations on what I should do? Is it a waste of time trying to argue with the company, surely they know that most people would get these things for christmas (probably too well).
Anyone fix it themselves (or know of anyone that can fix it)? I'm weighing up wasting my time trying to get it fixed and just opening it up myself (probably voiding warranty anyway) and fixing it myself.
I really wish they made these things to last a decent amount of time.
Anyone fix it themselves (or know of anyone that can fix it)? I'm weighing up wasting my time trying to get it fixed and just opening it up myself (probably voiding warranty anyway) and fixing it myself.
I really wish they made these things to last a decent amount of time.
runtlocks
the diff'rence
might be a sensitivity problem. you might be able to fix it with a midi cable and the appropriate software which you can get from the activision blizzard website
Cyan_phoeniX
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I got the cable and sensitivity software ages ago (the sensitivity issue was the first problem). the fault now is just the red drum (it wont work regardless of how high i put the sensitivity up, but all other drums work fine). I'm thinking this problem is probably due to the dodgy soldering issue.runtlocks said:
paunchypig
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Yeah the drums are dodgy but mine work most of the time.
GHWT is way too easy for guitar compared to previous ghs but as a band its fun.
GHWT is way too easy for guitar compared to previous ghs but as a band its fun.
Rofl, yeah I've practically smashed my cymbals in...considering whether to just shell out for a later generation kit
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90 day warranty or not, if it's breaking within a couple of weeks of usage there's a manufacturing fault there and the company should provide you with a replacement.
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This game is epic. I play, live and breathe it. LOL
Silent_Sniper
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Its a mad game
This could very well be what i buy with my $900 of stimulus money. Any particular console anyone recommend it on? Does the Wii version have downloadable content? (kinda leaning towards a 360 at the moment)
I really like the songs on rock band better, but i like the hardware on guitar hero world tour more (especially drums). If rock band 2 were out in aus, i'd definitely buy that instead.
All that said...by the time i buy a console plus this game, i might as well buy a real drumkit hey?
I really like the songs on rock band better, but i like the hardware on guitar hero world tour more (especially drums). If rock band 2 were out in aus, i'd definitely buy that instead.
All that said...by the time i buy a console plus this game, i might as well buy a real drumkit hey?