I like both. I've been playing guitar for about a year (stilll somewhat sucking) and have played GH. GH is a fun GAME which doesn't require time to learn. Some people don't have the time to learn a new instrument.

Kinda like what I think is funny, which is someone who has no personality who gets a computer and is given the false hope that someone online will give two *****s about what you think.



It's a game, dude. It's not a real guitar. We all know it, and no one cares. Straight up, playing a real guitar just isn't a fun, no matter how much pot you smoked beforehand.



So, what's better? $100 for a real *walmart* guitar that I'll play once and never touch again, or $100 for a game that I can play with all of my friends and have LOTS of fun with?



Go screw.

Sweet! It was all worth it if I got at least one reply from someone with an IQ lower than their age. I do apologize for waking you up from your nap in your parents basement. Thanks for the reply though. I think overall you misunderstand the point, though not a real shocker there, that the thrill of playing the game is cool but the thrill of playing for real is 10 fold. If you put half the effort into trying any instrument for that matter, as you did playing next gen air guitar, you could learn it. I am not taking away from the game at all. It is a excellent game and long overdue I might add. Just realize that a room full of plastic axe playing GH123 players isn't a battle of the bands.



P.S. Rock on Twister. You prove you can have the best of both worlds. The "somewhat sucking" part goes away in time. GH will help with timing, fretting and rythem. Keep it up.