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The PS Store is improving…slowly. But the interface leaves a lot to be desired, especially compared to the sleek layout of the XMB. This first image doesn’t look all that impressive—but look what happens when you select the Featured tab:
We’re in love with this Guiter Hero DS concept. Sure, its tiny form will cause us carpal tunnel out the whazoo, but the rotating fretboard is a brilliant design to make hand held jamming a reality in a variety of play environments.
The only element we’re not sold on is the whammy bar which, though coated with with rubber “to prevent screen damage,” doesn’t seem to work next to the strum bar. Activision, Harmonix, whoever-the-hell has the rights now—let’s make it happen. But an FYI: as long as the fret buttons are in tact, I can just strum with the buttons. You know, if that will help or something.
Concept by Dan Moore.
