#ROCKSMITH USB GUITAR ADAPTER PS3 MAC#
Fit for almost all kinds of computers with USB port, such as Windows 98SE/ 2000/ XP/ VISTA/ Win7/ Win 8/ Win 10, Mac OSX(But not for PS2/ PS3/ PS4/ WII/ Xbox rocksmith).
It is light years ahead of another other music game out there, primarily because it actually teaches you to play.Įven as an advanced player, I found it to be a great learning tool for me because it forced me to play songs and genres I wouldn’t normally practice.Īdditionally, I loved the bass mode. You will progress and learn much quicker if you have a basic foundation before playing the game. If it were up to me, I would recommend that anyone wanting to learn to play using RockSmith should take a month to learn a few basic songs before jumping into the game. That being said, I think it would be difficult and frustrating for a complete beginner to jump right in.
Okay, so I actually do think that you could learn to play guitar by solely playing RockSmith. For experienced players, it would be nice to occasionally be able to go look at the actual tabs to make sense of what the game is asking you to play. Since chord mode generally starts out with partial chords and then progresses to actual chords, it can get confusing when learning a new song. Tabs anyone? Although the interface is really slick, occasionally it would be nice to be able to look at a tab, particularly in chord mode. If you already own an electric guitar, don’t feel any need to go out and buy the player pack that includes a guitar. Plays well with others: The game worked very well with every guitar I tried it with, included a Gibson Les Paul, Fender Telecaster, Epiphone Dot, and a no-name p-bass copy. Every player, regardless of skill level, will easily be able to find something challenging in the game. You can play lead guitar, rhythm guitar and bass for each song, and there are several skill games to improve your abilities. Something for everyone: The game has a substantial catalog of songs from every popular genre, and it is still growing. Within 20-30 minutes of playing the game will have accessed your experience level and will already be challenging you. It will progressively ramp up the difficulty mid-song. The game is able to quickly access your skill level and it will adjust the difficulty accordingly, and it does it fast. It’s Alive! Okay, maybe it isn’t alive, but the progressive learning technology is top notch. The game is extremely intuitive and will have any player: from novice to expert…just jump in and start jamming. Presentation is everything: The graphics are fantastic and the interface is logical and easy to read. The deluxe package ($199) also includes an Epiphone Les Paul Junior, a strap and picks.īoth options are available for PS3, XBox 360 and PC. The basic includes the game and a ¼” to USB adapter which will hook any standard electric guitar up to your computer or console and retails for $55. RockSmith ships in two different packages. I was completely blown away by how engaging and entertaining the game was. To say I was impressed would be an understatement. Instead, I proceeded to play for 3 hours the first night and another 2 the following evening. I figured I’d try out a few songs and write a review. Initially, I didn’t expect to play the game for more than 30 minutes. Being the world’s expert on music based videogames (academic expert, not player expert), I finally gave in and decided to give RockSmith a try. Since its release in 2012, I have been approached by several individuals who wanted to know if I thought RockSmith would be a good tool for teaching them to play the guitar.
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