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Sunday Comics: Dead Island I have an electric guitar at home. I rarely play it. I didn’t really know why that was — why I owned an electric guitar buy never played the thing. Now I know — it wasn’t a NES guitar. If it was a NES guitar, oh man, I would play that thing every bloody day!
Need a reason to learn how to play the electric guitar? YouTube musician FamilyJules7X demonstrates how well mad guitar skills and gaming go together in his triumphant electric cover of Jonathan Coulton’s “Want You Gone”.
How the hell do you mix an RPG with a rhythm game? Iridium Studios’ Jason Wishnov shows us how upcoming Xbox Live Indie Game Sequence works.
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Here’s a late entry for the Christmas shopping list: an electric guitar made out of an NES. It’s $US150, though currently its maker only has one in stock.
What happens when you add a guitar track to Sony’s Singstar? You get half of Rock Band, and not the particularly fun half.
Finally. Starting Sunday Guitar Hero World Tour players will be able to purchase individual guitar controllers and drum kit controllers in stores in North America.
