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Video: Drop those peripherals: Kid plays Guitar Hero: World Tour... on his bike |
Listed in: Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: Activision, DIY, YouTube
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That's right, we found this video up on YouTube, posted by madflux, and in it, he rides a bike to the music of Activision's Guitar Hero: World Tour's (Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii) Prisoner of Society by The Living End set on the Difficulty mode of Hard.
Easy? Not. See, madflux and his friends recreated the whole song level, complete with notes and riffs a-flare, throughout their neighborhood. Probably inspired by Dorothy's "follow the yellow brick road" mantra, these guys put stickers on the road to replicate the notes in-game.
He also put in LED lights on the handlebar of his bike that light up along with the notes as well. Methinks this is to help him pace his ride.
It obviously took a whole lot of work to make it work, but we're glad it did. Although some would say that this is just a fake viral ad for Guitar Hero, we'd still say it was darned cool. If that's not the case, and these bunch of guys really just had a whole lot of free time in their hands, then even more props to them!
Here, have a look at it and see for yourselves (and keep a look out for that guy in the KISS costume sometime around the 3:35 mark. Coolness!) .
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Do you have any idea how hard it must have been to coordinate his bike riding with the music? He would've had to go at 1 constant perfect speed. Plus those fireworks, paper rolls, etc. were just awesomely coordinated.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBgf2ZxIDZk
But whatever, massive kudos, great video
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