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14 year old breaks Through the Fire and Flames record on Guitar Hero III |
Listed in: Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: Texas
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Said to be the hardest song to play on Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PS3, 360, Wii,
PC), the heavy-metal shredder "Through the Fire and Flames" by
DragonForce was no song for the average gamer. 14 year old Danny
Johnson from Grapevine, Texas set a new world record in that very song
during at a media event sponsored by the Guinness World Records 2009
Gamer's Edition.Scoring a whopping 973,954 on Fire and Flames, Danny broke the previous record of 899,703 held by 17 year old Chris Chike. His strategy includes well-timed usage of the Star Power to optimize his point gain. At the event, he played the first 3,558 notes of the 3,722-note song perfectly, until his streak ended when the blue button on his peripheral broke under his frenzy. Apart from an old Guitar Hero world record, Danny also broke 80 peripherals in the last nine months.
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The record books have lost their credibility. After reading the last Gamer's Edition I found a lot of mistakes and false info.
Then again, a book is harder to keep up to date than the internet.
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The article says he's broken 80 periphreals so far....if they mean guitars, than that is like 3,000+ dollars in broken guitar hero controllers....unless he keeps getting them on warranty...
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I doubt anyone saw it.
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Not even close.
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Then he'll go to the closet and remove his old, cracked, plastic guitar and then sit in a chair. "Gather around everyone!" he'll say. And when they do, he'll close his eyes and those plastic buttons will take him to another time and another place. Everyone else will see a strange old man, sitting in a chair, pushing plastic buttons in a frenzy to the sound of plastic on plastic. But to him, the old man in the chair, he will see colors flashing across his mind and hear someone else's music every time he presses those Plastic Buttons......click, click, click, click......
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This is a site for news and stories of the gaming world, and this is such a story!
For Guitar Hero players, this must be interesting (though I play a REAL guitar... Gibson Les Paul, if you're asking!!!).
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I agree that real guitar is much more satisfying, but how is this any different than somebody playing DDR? You don't see people telling them to get dance lessons...
I guess I'm just sick of seeing someone say "play real guitar" every time Guitar Hero is even mentioned on the internet.
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So.. YOU stop whining, BIG_SHOT89 has a point.
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Its the truth!
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lol I'd tell that person to try playing a decent fighting game first, he'll end up hurting himself tryin to change into a pokemon and shoot thunderbolts out his ass. that's seriously a dumb analogy. and if you told me to stop playing fighting games and take up real fighting, i just might go learn some martial arts, at least it would be useful. maybe you're thinking cuz both guitar hero and super smash brothers involve the same thing to compare them; button mashing and no real skill!
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By the way, just because someone looks Arab, it doesn't mean he's a Muslim. Not all Arabs are Muslims you know. Especially if his name is DANNY JOHNSON.
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This is a video game, it's completely DIFFERENT from paying a real guitar. This is what he likes and that's all that matters.
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Yes, as long Qj do news like this is ok. I believe this news are new because I didn't saw them other places, so still new for me!
May be because I've been too occupied having a LIFE! lol
just kidding, I care more less what news, as long its here always in QJ!
WOOT!
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so take it from an actual 10 year guitar player, if you are a guitar player, for craps sake, get guitar hero.
it will improve your rythm, it will impove your speed, it will improve your dexterity, and if you are like me, time spent practicing "sinks into" the wrinkles in my mind during the breaks between practicing (take frequent breaks is a tip ive always heard from instructors . . probably because i literally hurt myself sometimes.) and those breaks are filled perfectly by some nice relaxing game time via guitar hero.
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