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Comments on: 'Rock Band' launches, 'Guitar Hero' trembles

Despite the huge success of "Guitar Hero III," the release of "Rock Band" by the franchise's original developer could mean real competition.

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Is there a significant difference between these 2 games?
by aupeters November 20, 2007 2:21 PM PST
It just seems like there's really just one basic format. Then again, I
haven't really played guitar hero that much. Any info?
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Yes
by mypalmike November 20, 2007 3:18 PM PST
Guitar Hero 3 is guitar only. Rock Band has guitar, drums, and karaoke.
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unpacking rock band hardware PICS
by scratchdisk December 1, 2007 12:31 AM PST
here are pictures of the hardware right out of the box

http://playingwithpower.com/2007/11/25/unpacking-rock-band-special-edition.aspx
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New Rock Band and Guitar Hero Social Network
by virtualrocker April 30, 2008 2:32 PM PDT
Do you find it difficult to show off your drum, guitar, or vocal styling without being criticized or mocked at. With YouTube.com being the gorilla that it is, many gamers find if difficult to connect with other REAL gamers. Here at VirtualRocker we wanted to build a place where our gamers can connect. A new gamers network strictly for Rock Band and Guitar Hero enthusiast. A localized and safe place where you can upload your Rock Band Party video and share it with friends or show off your 5 star Fire and Flames performance.

So, if you rock out with plastic instruments join the Virtual Rocker Gamers Network. Represent and connect with other Guitar Hero and Rock Band gamers.

http://gamers.virtualrocker.com
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