![]() ![]() Of course, it requires you to own either an electric guitar or bass to play but if you just have one gathering dust then it's the perfect excuse to pull it out and learn something with help. It lets you set the difficulty to what your personal skill is at and then it tries to raise your threshold bit by bit as you play. If you ever just wanted to learn guitar then this game makes it super easy. Plenty of help remains for those who have never played a guitar before, with the Riff Repeater allowing players to focus on specific segments of songs and adjust the difficulty and speed of the music on the fly, while the Guitarcade mini-games return with new activities to help users fine-tune their chords and techniques. Meanwhile, the revamped Master mode lets gamers attempt to take on songs entirely from memory. The graduated difficulty settings from the original Rocksmith are gone, letting experienced guitarists immediately jump to the appropriate challenge, and the Session mode finds the in-game band adjusting on the fly as players improvise and jam. While the game's action takes the form of a color-coded "note highway" that should be familiar to anyone who played Guitar Hero or Rock Band, and the new interface has been designed to be clearer, faster, and easier to use for those who cannot read sheet music, many of the changes in Rocksmith 2014 were made with more experienced guitar players in mind. ![]() Ubisoft's musical instrument sim designed to work with real guitars returns with more than 50 new songs, a variety of new and updated modes, and a completely redesigned interface in Rocksmith 2014 Edition. ![]()
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