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Guitar Hero Live - Wii U

Brand: ACTIVISION

Platform : Nintendo Wii U

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It’s About to Get Real: FreeStyleGames have reinvented the legendary Guitar Hero franchise, with two innovative new gameplay modes and an all-new guitar controller.
You Are The Rock Star: Playing music in front of a real crowd is like no other experience. With the new GH Live first-person view, YOU’LL take center stage like never before.
Rock Real Crowds with Real Reactions: Feel the rush of performing in a real band, in front of real crowds who react in real time to your performance.
Awesome Music, Epic Venues: In GH Live, you’ll take the stage in a variety of venues. Experience it all from the intimacy of a small club or the main stage of a massive outdoor festival.
The Guitar Controller: The guitar controller was redesigned for the best gameplay across all skill levels.

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It’s About to Get Real

Guitar Hero Live is here. FreeStyleGames have reinvented the legendary Guitar Hero franchise, with two innovative new gameplay modes and an all-new guitar controller.

GH Live mode puts you onstage, looking out: you get a heart-stopping first-person perspective as a real crowd reacts to the notes you play.

YOU are the rock star

Playing music in front of a real crowd is like no other experience. With the new GH Live first-person view, YOU’LL take center stage like never before.

Rock real crowds with real reactions

Feel the rush of performing in a REAL band, in front of REAL crowds who react in REAL time to your performance. You’ll either win the crowd or lose them. Plus, your band mates will also let you know if you’re rocking out or need to pick it up. Fight the stage fright and bring down the house.

Awesome music, epic venues

In GH Live, you’ll take the stage in a variety of venues. Experience it all from the intimacy of a small club or the main stage of a massive outdoor festival.

Product description

Platform:Nintendo Wii U | Edition:Guitar Bundle

Unleash your inner rock star. Guitar Hero Live is here. FreeStyleGames have reinvented the legendary Guitar Hero franchise, with two innovative new gameplay modes and an all-new guitar controller. GH Live mode puts you onstage, looking out: you get a heart-stopping first-person perspective as a real crowd reacts to the notes you play.

Activision makes no guarantees regarding the availability of online play or features, and may modify or discontinue online services in its discretion without notice.

Guitar Hero Live

It's About to Get Real

GH LIVE

YOU are the rock star

Playing music in front of a real crowd is like no other experience. With the new GH Live first-person view, YOU'LL take center stage like never-before.

Rock real crowds with real reactions

Feel the rush of performing in a REAL band, in front of REAL crowds who react in REAL time to your performance. You'll either win the crowd or lose them. Plus, your band mates will also let you know if you're rocking out or need to pick it up. Fight the stage fright and bring down the house.

Awesome music, epic venues

In GH Live, you'll take the stage in a variety of venues. Experience it all from the intimacy of a small club or the main stage of a massive outdoor festival.

THE GUITAR CONTROLLER

Easier to play, harder to master

The guitar controller was redesigned for the best gameplay across all skill levels. The new 2x3 button layout makes it easier to play with only three buttons, or, on veteran, it starts mirrors what it's like to play chord shapes with all six buttons, making the game easier for beginners and harder for experts.

New Controller Features

More real than ever

The guitar controller has been updated to reflect the new style and realism of Guitar Hero Live.

All new button layout

The new 2x3 button layout creates the feeling of switching between strings and provides an enhanced experience when playing chords.

Classic strum bar

Why mess with perfection? The strum bar you know and love is back in all its glory.

Next level Hero Powers

Use the guitar controller's tilt sensor or the new Hero Power button to activate one of the many newly available Hero powers.

Return of the whammy

The classic whammy bar makes a triumphant return, to help you show off your flair.

TAKE ON VOCALS!

Offering even more ways to play together, Guitar Hero Live adds another layer of social gameplay to your living room with vocals, letting singers take the stage. Vocalists will be able to accompany the Guitarist with their very own lyrics highway at the top of the screen. All you need is a USB mic and you're ready to rock out.

Activision makes no guarantees regarding the availability of online play or features, and may modify or discontinue online services in its discretion without notice.

2016 Activision Publishing, Inc. ACTIVISION, FREESTYLEGAMES, GH and GUITAR HERO are trademarks of Activision Publishing, Inc.

Guitar Hero Live Single Bundle

Bundle contains game software and one Guitar Hero Live wireless guitar controller.

Guitar Hero Live 2-Pack Bundle

Rock out with your friends in Guitar Hero Live with the 2 Pack Bundle!

Bundle contains game software and two Guitar Hero Live wireless guitar controllers.

Guitar Hero Live Guitar Controller

Get an extra Guitar Hero Live wireless controller and play together in your living room.

The new 6 button layout makes gameplay easier than ever for beginners, and more challenging than ever for veterans.

Includes guitar controller, controller batteries and guitar controller dongle. Video game not included.

Product information

Platform:Nintendo Wii U | Edition:Guitar Bundle

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B00VEPKA50

Release date

October 20, 2015

Customer Reviews

190 ratings

3.9 out of 5 stars

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#128 in Wii U Games

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Product Dimensions

22.2 x 13.4 x 2.5 inches; 3.55 Pounds

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Video Game

Rated

Teen

Item model number

87424

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Item Weight

3.55 pounds

Manufacturer

Activision Classics

Batteries

2 AA batteries required.

Date First Available

April 13, 2015

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NejiHyuga900

Awesome Guitar Hero game for this generation, but if you have Internet

Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

The Guitar Hero franchise has been dead for 4 years since 2011 but came back for the eighth generation of video games. Guitar Hero Live's gameplay is quite different from the other Guitar Hero games. While the other GH games uses 5-button guitars, Guitar Hero Live utilizes a 6-button guitar with 2 rows of 3 frets. I would have prefer it being 2 rows of 4 frets or 5 frets, but the 3x2 fret layout is okay enough and it was quite difficult enough to master and I'm an expert Guitar Hero player (with the 5-button guitars). What I love about this new Guitar Hero is the GHTV game mode. While the main on-disc setlist do lack a lot of good songs (there are only 42 songs on the main setlist), the GHTV setlist is amazing and new songs are added to GHTV every week. By the time I post this review, there's over 400+ songs in the GHTV online streaming game mode and they are all free-to-play (with some limitations that don't bother me).

Now, for my recommendation about this game, it depends on how well your Internet connection is because the main on-disc setlist alone is not worth this game alone. If you have no Internet access or have bad Internet or often disconnect from your Internet randomly, I DO NOT recommend this game. If you have good Internet connection, then I recommend this Guitar Hero game, but that is if you can get into the new guitar layout. After all, the GHTV online streaming game mode is the highlight of Guitar Hero Live. That is where you would want to spend most of your time on when playing this game after completing career mode.

If you plan on buying this game, I recommend buying it from a retailer/store directly that sells them rather than ordering online since ordering online can be risky for the guitars as I read that some people had faulty guitars on delivery from ordering them (though my guitar was completely fine when I ordered it from Amazon, but I might have been lucky).

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Alex Munoz

Works great. Hard to use if use to old. Don’t in December.

Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

It works great besides that after December 2018 live is done. You can’t pick songs in offline. Hard to use if you are use to the old guitars.

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Janet

Very affordable for a game and controller!

Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

I loved that this came in a timely manner. The pricing is excellent and includes the game and controller. I do not like the design of the guitar, but I am accustomed to the “rock band” style. This seems more difficult, but perhaps more realistic to an actual guitar. My 6 year old likes it.

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Christian

Nice!

Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

I haven't played it at all after the first couple of days but I have no complaints, just no time. The mode I was playing has you play a set of several songs back-to-back, and it's hard not to advance to the next set, then the next. I just can't spare the hours the game deserves. The audience-facing POV is a neat change, and the two rows of buttons is enough of a twist to make it feel fresh compared the last GH I played (III).

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Richy Fukushima

It was slightly disappointing.

Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

GHL was actually a pretty decent game. It's the first and only game out of the GH series that I have played, so I didn't have expectations going into it. Ultimately, I returned my guitar and game due to the controller malfunctioning.

The positives: The guitar design is great. The key layout seems similar to that of a real guitar more so than any of the past versions.

Theoretically, the game has tons of content with the new "live" game mode. Basically, it's like turning on MTV(back when it actually featured music) and being able to play along with whatever song happens to be featured at that moment. As you play, you accumulate tokens which allow you to select specific songs from the available library - which is nice. Also, you can purchase tokens with real money, allowing you an unlimited number of selected plays. At first, this sounded like a pay-to-play scheme, and I was wary! In reality, players will accumulate so many tokens just from playing the game for a couple of hours that they will likely never have the urge to purchase anything with real-life money. It's a good and fair system.
Another big change with GHL is the fact that you're playing in front of a recorded audience that reacts to how well you match the notes. Since I havent played previous versions of the game, I can't really make a judgement as to whether this is better or worse than an animated audience, but at least it looked cool. I didn't want to miss notes because I'd have a low score... I didn't care about that. Instead, I wanted to play well because I didn't want to disappoint my band-mates. Missing notes causes them to look disappointed and ask, "Dude, what's going on? You're blowing the set." It kinda-sorta adds a tangible level of pressure as if you're really playing a live gig in front of thousands of people!

The negatives:
The foremost problem I had with GHL was the music. I expected to play songs with classic guitar riffs. Aerosmith, The Beatles, Nirvana, Rolling Stones, Zepplin, etc etc would have all been great choices for anything related to a guitar. Instead, the game features songs by Rhianna and Katy Perry. Of course music is subjective, so just because I'm not a fan of those artists doesn't mean that you wont like them. Here's the problem: guitar hero by definition is a guitar game. The way I envisioned it working is: as the guitarist in the song plays a rhythm, the player must strum the plastic guitar instrument simultaneously with that rhythm. That makes sense right? Unfortunately, many of the songs featured in the game don't have distinct guitar tracks. So you end up simply strumming your guitar-controller along with a visual pattern on the screen. It isn't about matching your hand motion with the sound and rhythm of the music... it's about following a visual pattern on the screen. Basically it's a redesigned version of "simon says."

The second problem was far more catastrophic than the first. One of the buttons on the fret kept sticking! As I was following along with the notes on the screen, suddenly I would miss four or five in a row and I'd realize one of the key was stuck. It was annoying!

Finally, the game took itself just a little too seriously. At some point the player becomes aware that he/she is watching a recorded audience react to things. You realize a director must have coordinated all of these "actors" at some point. I just imagine him screaming over a megaphone, "okay, pretend you're listening to great music!" "Ok, now pretend the band is awful!" The actors respond accordingly by booing and hissing. It's all very cheezy in the end. It didn't feel real.

Due to the guitar malfunctioning, I chose to return the game two days after I purchased it.

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S Horowitz

Fun game, manageable guitar

Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2017

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

The game is fun, but there is some getting used to how the menus work. The guitar works, but there is squeaking on the strum and the buttons are sometimes sticky. I searched up how to fix it and it said to use oil, I did and now it works but there isn’t a click on the strum in one direction.

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Breanna

Great game!

Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

The game guitar hero live is a massive upgrade from its predecessor.The new guitar is not to different but is very hard,instead of the buttons being in a row all the six buttons are on the top,wich for usal will take a bit to get use to.The varity of songs is very great with songs from fall out boy and skrillex.And the new graphics make you feel like you're in front of the crowd.with the gameplay being the same as it always was.

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Alabama girl

Least favorite of the series

Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2018

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

This is my sons least favorite guitar hero game. He says too much pop music and the guitar is different and he doesn't like it. Hardly ever gets played....

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Miss J Chadha

Stay away!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 4, 2018

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

Bought this and disc doesn’t work as not compatible with the UK region. What a con!

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Israel Castillo

Evolución de un género estancado

Reviewed in Mexico on June 26, 2018

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

Divertido y buen reto.
Muy interesante sus modos de juegos donde vemos las reacciones del público en modo carrera y podemos recordar clasicos desde los 80 hasta los años 10 del presente siglo.
La desventaja es que al tener nuevo sistema en la guitarra no te permitirá usarla o emplear otros modelos anteriores, sin embargo se ve compensado por su buen gameplay

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Trose134

Fun for adults.

Reviewed in Canada on August 8, 2019

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

Great game, amazing price! Harder then then original guitar hero games.
Not really for kids, unless they are amazing at games.
I play hard and very hard on first hero, but this on normal is something else. Takes some time to get use to.

Miss J R Dyal

Only 40-odd songs available now.

Reviewed in Canada on August 26, 2019

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

The description on this page is quite misleading. There are only 40-something songs as the channel with the other 150 has been shut down since 2018. Granted I should have done my research but I was going on the description given here. The new guitar is nice and the playing experience is still fun, however I have yet to find a song that I really like, so far it's mostly early 2000s pop rock. Apparently there's a Stones song on there but I have yet to unlock it.

jaime muñoz rodriguez

me falto algo.

Reviewed in Mexico on February 4, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: Guitar BundleVerified Purchase

El único problema que tuve fue que llegó sin el usb conector inalámbrico y sin esta parte simplemente no sirve, al final tenia la opción de devolverlo pero decidí conseguir la pieza que faltaba claro me costo ma$, es la primera vez que me pasa esto en amazon.
el juego es muy bueno en su modo online pero sin este se siente limitado.

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