Rocksmith 2014 Dlc Xbox 360 Rgh

The Original Rocksmith got me started. Rocksmith 2014 is leaps and bounds ahead! Seems to be Re-Written from ground up. On Xbox360 and PC The Original Rocksmith got me started. Rocksmith 2014 is leaps and bounds ahead!

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Seems to be Re-Written from ground up. On Xbox360 and PC versions I've had ZERO Lag. Very fast to get where I want to go.

Songs that I played in Rocksmith 1 were brought over to the 2014 and there's even more to some of these songs, now that the new engine can recognized flourishes, chackas and other things that the original couldn't. Almost have to unlearn some of what I've learned prior to play even better. What blew me out of the park was playing 'Carry On My Wayward Son'. Having mastered it in RS1, the 2014 version was more indepth and the nuances I was missing from RS1 has arrived! PLUS it went from Distortion to Clean and back to Distortion RIGHT when it needed to without me having to do anything. LOVE THIS GAME and GENRE!!

MORE MORE MORE! Also, I can finally say I want Rythym, Solo or sometimes even a mix, instead of trying to cover all in different areas, which is what sorta irritated me with RS1 Expand. I'll keep it short and sweet: Pros/Changes: 1.

Session mode is an awesome addition, there is a plethora of instruments to choose from and I'll keep it short and sweet: Pros/Changes: 1. Session mode is an awesome addition, there is a plethora of instruments to choose from and the band reacts accordingly to what you are playing, TONS OF FUN.

Mini-games are actually fun this time. Interface is A MILLION times better than the original, clunky and unintuitive design. This is not a substitute for guitar lessons, no matter what the ads tell you. You will at least need a couple of irl lessons to teach you proper picking, positioning etc. The session mode is a bit simplistic, in a sense that there will be ONE preset ABCDEFG chords that the band will play at a time. I personally haven't found anything that would top this in terms of being fun and simultaneously be educational.

The only reasons I take a point off the game is because the game still crashes more than I am comfortable with, and the note recognition, The only reasons I take a point off the game is because the game still crashes more than I am comfortable with, and the note recognition, mostly in minigames, is still not quite perfect. Other that that, this game makes the origional rocksmith obsolete. Loading times are almost entirely gone. The guitarcade minigames are more complex, and have mini objectives to complete to level up and get higher score, making the game much more fun than the origional. Some of them are actually really fun to play. They even added a score attack game mode that has you playing songs like in a traditional music game.

It has the songs broken down into difficulty levels and you are scored based on hitting the notes in succession and with good timing, like a guitar hero/dance dance revolution hybrid. Now also to keep you busy, the game provides you mission objectives. The game well give you missions that help you explore every aspect the game has to offer AS WELL as tutor you by pointing you tin the direction of things that can help you improve. All these things added to the game really make this product feel FUN, much as a game should be.

The game constantly encourages you to keep busy, and more often then not, an active guitar player is a better guitar player. And for those who care nothing about these game/score aspects, the game has given extremely convenient and thorough access to the riff repeater, and allows you to easily set the mastery levels of songs. You don't have to gring anything that you don't want to, or waste time in loading screens. Lastly, session mode allows you to play with all your effects that you've created in a free jam with an assortment of other instruments of your choosing. There's a lot going on here, and unfortunately, I have a difficult time making any band setups sound the way I want them to.

Perhaps someone with more musicality and knowledge of its parameters would have more success with it though. Overall, this game is everything and more that you could ever ask of a music game. My perspective: Older guy, took a semester of acoustic guitar lessons years ago (and remember only a few open chords). This game is the real My perspective: Older guy, took a semester of acoustic guitar lessons years ago (and remember only a few open chords). This game is the real deal. I'm getting better, it's fun, there's tons of variety.the game is delivering on all cylinders. The session mode is pure fun-even if you're a beginner.

The video lessons are short and to the point, but informative. Getting better at guitar takes practice (duh!), but RS2014 can make that practice more fun and more efficient.

One nitpick: The Kinect voice commands are pretty sensitive. You have to be careful what you (and any spectators) say in the room, or you'll accidentally have something paused or skipped because someone said something that sounded like 'accept' or 'back' at the wrong time. If you're by yourself, not a biggie. And it's not like you lose any progress or anything-just a momentary hitch in your rockin-ness.

I have been playing this for a week and it is LEAPS AND BOUNDS better than its predecessor. The Kinect commands work really well, esp if you I have been playing this for a week and it is LEAPS AND BOUNDS better than its predecessor. The Kinect commands work really well, esp if you are using headphones while playing (so it can hear your voice better) and the mini games are actually a blast to play.

Think Typing of the Dead fun. I have already learned to play some songs and I am way more comfortable navigating the guitar.

My fingers are building up some nice calluses as they should be but I literally have never had this much fun using a video game to learn. Such an enormous song list and customization will ensure that I can be enjoying this for years to come. More video games should learn how to be educational as well as fun.

I give it a 9 because it seems like ducks redux minigame is always a bit off on the E string. Also, I think that it should have different song areas that stay in the same key.

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It sucks having to retune your guitar for specialty songs when you are just learning. Save special tunings for later on once you have the regular tuned songs down. Anyways- still tons of fun for those that want to learn.

Please find all of your Rocksmith 2014 DLC info here! Check back regularly for more information.DLC Released10/22/13 Release Day DLC Songs. The Sky is Crying- Albert King. 25 or 6 to 4- Chicago. Elephant- Tame Impala.

Ho Hey- The Limineers. Hate To Say I Told You So- The Hives. Mind Eraser, No Chaser- Them Crooked Vultures.

My God Is The Sun- Queens of the Stone Age. Cherub Rock- The Smashing Pumpkins.Singles10/29/13 The Smashing Pumpkins Song Pack. Today. Disarm. Bullet with Butterfly Wings. 1979. Tonight.Singles also available for separate purchaseYouTube Link.

12/17/13 Golden Bomber Song Pack. Memeshikute. Earphone.

Death Mental.Singles also available for separate purchase.Release date and time may vary depending on locationYouTube Link:12/17/13 Muse Song Pack. Hysteria. Muscle Museum. Supermassive Black Hole. Stockholm Syndrome. Time is Running Out.Singles also available for separate purchase.Release date and time may vary depending on location.Full pack will be available for PS3 January 7th but the Singles are available until thenYouTube Link.