Guitar Hero on C=64 Wake the Heck up Coders!

[B00tDisk]

redrumloa wrote:

B00tDisk wrote:

leirbag28 wrote:
 heck Imagine these Guitar interfaces being sold for Amiga and C=64.

Yeah, they'd sell tens of them.   :roll:

Who knows. When Jens makes a new hardware, he sells in the thousands.

Yet he won't release the A600 turbo card he built! :-/

Ah well. (note that's neither a dig at you nor jens)

[Castellen]

If someone ever does do an Amiga version, I hope they make it like the South Park guitar hero episode.
Link to script.

Read the 5th caption from the end :lol:

[color=ff0000]Warning:[/color] don't view that link if you are easily offended by naughty words!  :-P

[Sig999]

Castellen wrote:
[color=ff0000]Warning:[/color] don't view that link if you are easily offended by naughty words!  :-P

I'm Australian - I refer to inanimate objects by the 'c' word

I'm not easily offended

[McVenco]

Bah, Guitar Hero. I played it once and I really didn't understand what on earth has to be the fun in that game.

Maybe it's because it feels so damn awkward when you're used to the real thing ( wood > plastic :-) )




Nevertheless, 'twould be pretty cool if such a game would exist on the Amiga. And make it run on a standard A500 on just one floppy disk - that way you will attract a far larger number of people than when it only runs on high spec AGA machines.

[tokyoracer]

I posted about this a month or so ago, looks pretty cool.

[meega]

Has anybody in this thread said anything worthwhile yet?

[AJCopland]

meega wrote:
Has anybody in this thread said anything worthwhile yet?

Sorry this is the internet, we don't don't bother with worth around here :-D

Andy

[meega]

AJCopland wrote:
Sorry this is the internet, we don't don't bother with worth around here :-D

Andy

My mistake, I thought I was still vaguely connected to the real world, somehow... :-D

[whabang]

I just placed a bid on a C128 in pure excitement after reading this. ^^

[justthatgood]

Blah, every flipping day I hear about the Guitar Hero people. It's all fun and stuff, but most of these people are the ones that made fun of people that used to play the Bemani games from Konami.

For those of you that don't know what the Bemani games were they were the rhythm-music games that Konami released in the late 1990's, Beatmania being their first one. Then there was Dance Dance Revolution, Keyboardmania, DrumMania, and GuitarFreaks.

Been there, done that. People used to get laughed at for doing that stuff in public, but now since it's got rock and pop music with a newer controller, I guess it's cool now.

There are even grown people that go in bars, pubs, taverns, etc, get drunk and even play these games.

I'm more partial to the drums, as I would like the. Have this work with your C64 Shredz64, then it would be more appealing.

[leirbag28]

@Flashlab

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haha, Very Funny.........only in my dreams do I wish I can code. It would be a very very very valuable skill for me to know..........oh man how I wish. but I would probably use ASSEMBLY as I believe in extracting the most speed possible. Yes I know its alot more programming.


@Piru

Nope...........can't volunteer to do that either. But one thing I can certainly do better than most.......is Quality Control. I can help with that. :-)

[Hodgkinson]

Heres the page about the controller adaptor:
http://www.toniwestbrook.com/psx64

And Shredz in general:
http://www.toniwestbrook.com/shredz64

Hodgkinson.

[Flashlab]

@leirbag

Heheh! Problem is that something you think is very cool isn't always what other people find cool. If I could program I would not make a Guitar Hero clone.

I wish I could program too. I can just do some Flash actionscript, but that enabled me to make some small games at least.

Maybe you could pick up some way of coding to create your own apps or games?

[leirbag28]

@Flashlab

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Hmm, very true, all people might not think its cool. However, I thought the same until I played it with other friends simultaneously at a gathering where we had the Nintendo Wii connected to my projector. We had 2 guitars and the music loud. It's truly fun! Just as fun as Playing DynaBlaster/BomberMan on Amiga hooked up to a projector with 4 players.


 I really wish i could code........the problem is I don't comprehend it, nor have the capacity to retain all that data in my head at this time in my life.........what might hep though is if I could take a course in College for it.

But I don't think I will be ever doing that a I have higher priorities when it comes to an Amiga (the sole reason I would even want to learn coding). I'm more into the Video capabilities of the Amiga. Games too of course, but Arcade types with instant gratification/No loading no typing kind ones. With 2 or 4 players at once.

If I made a game, it would be those, and perhaps a Mania mansion Remake.

[Jpan1]

dah! why not learn real guitar instead of buying some cheap plastic thing only to be chucked when the next thing comes along, the fender the better!
Saying that i like and had the keboard overlay for the C64 and that was pretty cool  ;-)

Perhaps a game that emulated a vitual bar brawl and hotel room rampage fending off them groupies..hmm :-)

[Ilwrath]

Perhaps a game that emulated a vitual bar brawl and hotel room rampage fending off them groupies..hmm

So you're really saying you'd prefer someone to make "Rockstar ate my Hamster 2" instead?    :lol: