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Just imagine how impressive you’d be to your friends if you could bust this one out! And before you think that this wouldn’t work in a game with real guitars, remember that this was available as DLC for Rock Band 3. Oh, you thought Play with Me was hard? One of the hardest songs in rhythm game history, few songs are as synonymous with the genre as Through the Fire and Flames. I know that I’d personally love the chance to play that great droning bassline on a real bass.ĭragonForce – Through the Fire and Flames There’s a lot of really cool stuff going on with the guitar here (especially if we get the full studio version), but for me the real appeal here is the bass.

Now for the songs we’d like to see in Rocksmith! * Indicates a cover version of the track ** Indicates a track that is not playable in Rocksmith 2014 *** Indicates a re-recorded version of the track That’s the highest percentage we’ve seen to date in Setlist Sunday! In addition, we can increase that percentage to 50% if we factor in Sunshine of Your Love in the original Rocksmith. Of that 70 song setlist, 34 are currently available in Rocksmith 2014, for a grand total of 48% available. Slash, and The Devil Went Down to Georgia), the total setlist in Guitar Hero III consisted of 70 songs. Also in a series first, there is a cover song in the bonus songs section, thanks to She Bangs the Drums.Īs for the setlist itself, Guitar Hero III placed a massive emphasis on heavy metal and difficult songs, with a lot of people commenting on how quickly the difficulty ramps up on Expert. Two of those, Cult of Personality and Anarchy in the U.K., are re-recorded versions from the original artist, and the Talk Dirty to Me cover features vocals by original Poison frontman Bret Michaels, who also appears as a non-playable character in the game. These were used in career mode as set-pieces with the aforementioned Legends of Rock, which consisted of Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello and then-former Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash, as well as a final battle against “Lou”, who is the devil.įor the first time in series history, the setlist was majority master versions of songs. The first Guitar Hero game not to be made by original developer Harmonix, Guitar Hero III was moved to Activision and Tony Hawk developer Neversoft.Ī new feature in Guitar Hero III was the “Guitar Battles” mode, a multiplayer mode where you’d earn “battle gems” that hinder your opponent’s ability to play with the ultimate goal to make them fail out before you do. Arguably the peak of rhythm gaming’s popularity and cultural penetration, Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock was nothing short of a phenomenon.