Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Electronic Arts Guitar for Rock Band (Xbox 360)
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List Price: £59.99
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Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Electronic Arts
EAN: 5030933064980
Label: Electronic Arts
Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Release Date: 2008-07-04
Studio: Electronic Arts
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Customer Rating:
Summary: lets be fair
Comment: now come on people lets not get too wound up over the price. dont you think one of the reasons it seems so expensive is that they want you to buy the full kit and kaboodle which, i think, is a fair price at £100 pounds. it also seems that everyone who is whingeing about the price hasnt actually used the guitar. well i have and its G-R-E-A-T. feels so much better than the gh controller. the fret buttons on the neck which are used to "finger tap" the solos are a godsend for those expert tracks. yeah the strummer feels spongey and the buttons are "clicky" but the guitar part of this game is ALOT easier than gh. and lets face it, the game is about showboating. do it with aplomb using a fender strat replica!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Bad controller
Comment: This controller is much harder to use than the Guitar Hero one. The strummer is really spongy. It's also a crazy price.
Customer Rating:
Summary: DON'T BLAME HARMONIX FOR LACK OF GH SUPPORT!
Comment: It's not Harmonix' fault the guitars don't work with Guitar Hero, blame Neversoft for not programming the game to recognise it!
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Summary: DOESN'T WORK WITH GUITAR HERO!!!
Comment: Not only expensive but is incompatible with guitar hero. Crap. And I don't like the spongey contact on the strum bar which makes it very hard to use for very fast riffs.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Cheaply made controller, stupidly high price.
Comment: Seriously this controller is so flimsy every time you switch from the top to the bottom it feels like it's going to snap. I'm also not paying out for the EU version as it's just not fair to charge the amount they are!
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