Not really sure, but I'll point you in the direction of the Gamespot review if you can't make your mind up
http://uk.gamespot.com/ps3/puzzle/guitarheroiii/review.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=tabs&tag=tabs;reviews
Whappers.
Not really sure, but I'll point you in the direction of the Gamespot review if you can't make your mind up
http://uk.gamespot.com/ps3/puzzle/guitarheroiii/review.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=tabs&tag=tabs;reviews
Whappers.
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Some problems were mentioned about the wireless guitar, but most people sorted this by simply doing a re-calibration in the options.
My friend experienced this when he first got it, and as said. He just needed to spend some time in the options
My friend experienced this when he first got it, and as said. He just needed to spend some time in the options
Picked my copy up Friday night and been playing it all weekend.
I've had no problems in using the wireless guitar, every button press, good or otherwise has been picked up
It was a little frustrating connecting it to the PS3 but that was because I didn't read the instructions!!!
I've had no problems in using the wireless guitar, every button press, good or otherwise has been picked up
It was a little frustrating connecting it to the PS3 but that was because I didn't read the instructions!!!
It connects via wireless. Its basically a USB wireless receiver dongle that you plug in and connect to.
You hit the button on the dongle, hit the one on the guitar and it syncs.
I've no idea why they have not used the Bluetooth functionality, maybe it is to keep manufacturing costs down as I presume this is the same way as it is done on the Wii, xbox and PS2?
You hit the button on the dongle, hit the one on the guitar and it syncs.
I've no idea why they have not used the Bluetooth functionality, maybe it is to keep manufacturing costs down as I presume this is the same way as it is done on the Wii, xbox and PS2?
It was because they was worried about other things interfering with the Bluetooth reception, theres been cases where the Sixaxis has stopped working for a fraction of a second. In a game like GH this possible delay would cause a big problem on the harder levels so they choose to use there own method. Of course you could say that this wouldn't really make much difference and its a way just to get more money out of us as a surely a BT one would have been easier and cheaper to make.
Picked my copy up Friday night and been playing it all weekend.
I've had no problems in using the wireless guitar, every button press, good or otherwise has been picked up
It was a little frustrating connecting it to the PS3 but that was because I didn't read the instructions!!!
I was about to post the exact same thing.
Had a nightmare syncing the guitar and the PS3 but thats my fault for being typical male and throwing the instructions away.
Once setup the guitar is fantastic and hasn't dropped once.
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Bought this saturday and i've had no probs with it. I think this game is absolutely fantastic, just managed to get the hang of it on medium, and it makes it so much better.
Tried expert and gave up after 10 secs, need to practicce a bit more yet. As for lag, i've onot noticed an yet. It was a concern I had when i bought it, but seems to be fine. Aparently they are working on a fix for it.
Tried expert and gave up after 10 secs, need to practicce a bit more yet. As for lag, i've onot noticed an yet. It was a concern I had when i bought it, but seems to be fine. Aparently they are working on a fix for it.