Music Games Battle Between Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band 2

In my previous article, I talked that topic titled Music Games Online War: When Guitar Hero 4 meets Rock Band 2 . And now, we continue the discussion and analyze the Music Games Battle Between Guitar Hero World Tour 4  and Rock Band 2

Music Video Games Online War: This is not a commercial about new games released. This is a comparison between two famous music games, namely, the great Guitar Hero 4 and Rock Band 2. When the two games get together, the gentle music is connected with fire. Thus, the battle has started, on the computer laptops.

More information refers to the article that Music Video Games Revealed: Guitar Hero World Tour PK Rock Band 2, Who is Winner?

Coming next, lets enjoy the great music video games online war: When Guitar Hero 4 meets Rock Band 2, what will be happened. Which game is the winner? Let us see:

Round 2: Set Lists (to be continued)

Rockin’ the Joint Tour:
“Are You Gonna Go My Way” by Lenny Kravitz
“I Don’t wanna Miss a Thing” by Aerosmith

On Top of the World Tour:
“Man in the Box” by Alice in Chains
“Kickstart My Heart” by M?tley Crüe
Encore: “Spin the Black Circle” by Pearl Jam

G. Stinger Tour:
“Smells Like Teen Spirit” by Nirvana
“Car Chase City” by Tenacious D
Encore: “Everlong” by Foo FiGuitar Heroters

Lands End Tour:
“Animal” by Def Leppard
“Runaway” by Bon Jovi
Encore: “Paradise City” by Guns N’ Roses

Doin’ it Different Tour:
“Song for the Dead” by Queens of the Stone Age
“Vasoline” by Stone Temple Pilots
Encore: “Assassin” by Muse

Hootin’ and Hollerin’ Tour:
“The Boys Are Back in Town” By Thin Lizzy
“Life in the Fastlane” by The Eagles
Encore:”Sweet Home Alabama” by Lynyrd Skynyrd

All Pissed Off Tour:
“Here to Stay” by KoRn
“Dragula” by Rob Zombie
Encore: “Bat Country” by Avenged Sevenfold

Here Me Roar Tour:
“10,000 Fists” by Disturbed
“Duality” by Slipknot
Encore: “Toxicity” by System of a Down

S.D.M.F. Tour:
“Guitar Battle Vs. Zakk Wylde” (Guitar Career Only)
*Encore: “Demise of Sanity” by Black Label Society

Fathers of Metal Tour:
“Don’t Talk to Strangers” by Dio
“Heaven and Hell” by Black Sabbath
Encore: “Crazy Train” by Ozzy Osbourne

Making Progress Tour:
“The Spirit of Radio” by Rush
“Comfortably Numb” by Pink Floyd
Encore: “Pull Me Under” by Dream Theater

Eruption Tour:
“Beat it” by Micheal Jackson Feat. Eddie Van Halen
“Hot for Teacher” by Van Halen

Tooth Fang & Claw Tour:
“Guitar Battle Vs. Ted Nugent” (Guitar Career Only)
Encore: “Stranglehold” by Ted Nugent

Decades of Metal Tour
“Warriors of Time” by Black Tide
“Leather Rebel” by Judas Priest
Encore: “Hallowed be Thy Name” by Iron Maiden

Livin’ in a NiGuitar Herotmare Tour:
“Angel of Death” by Slayer
“Tornado of Souls” by Megadeth
Encore: “Master of Puppets” by Metallica

Legends of Rock Tour:
“Johnny B. Goode” by Chuck Berry
“The Wind Cries Mary” by Jimi Hendrix
Encore: “Purple Haze (Live)” by Jimi Hendrix

Bonus Tour:
“45″ by Shinedown
“96 Quite Bitter Beings” by CKY
“Bombshell” by Powerman 5000
“Clavado en un Bar” by Maná
“Enjoy the Silence” by Lacuna Coil
“Feuer Frei” by Rammstein
“Fury of the Storm” by Dragonforce
“Never Too Late” by The Answer
“NottinGuitar Heroam Lace” by Buckethead
“One Armed Scissor” by At The Drive-In
“Satch Boogie” by Joe Satriani
“Schrei” by Tokio Hotel
“Soul Doubt” by NOFX
“We’re An American Band” by Grand Funk Railroad
“Guitar Battle Vs. Sting” by Sting
“Guitar Battle Vs. Ted Nugent” By Ted Nugent
“Guitar Battle Vs. Zakk Wylde” by Zakk Wylde

Sample Songs:
“Untitled Drum Sample” created by Chad Smith
“Untitled Drum Sample” created by Dave Grohl
“Untitled Drum Sample” created by Travis Barker
“Cliffs of Dover” created by Neversoft
“Misirlou” created by Neversoft
“Walk This Way” created by Neversoft
“YYZ” created by Neversoft

Looks good huh? Well unfortunately for Guitar Hero fans, this allegedly leaked setlist is a fake, a phony, wrong, fail.

Round 2 clearly goes to RB. AC/DC > Guitar Hero fake set list, and with all those downloadable content from RB1 to be compatible with the new game, RB set list is a winner as of the moment.

Round 3: Peripherals

Kicking it off for the peripheral battle would be RB. Honestly? The RB guitar failed, big time. The strum bar was mushy, the buttons didn’t stick out as much… but to give credit where credit is due, it is well built and the design was very well made. Form over function I guess.

This time around, the RB guitar is back and better than ever… Or is it too soon to say? The buttons look like they are still on the same level as the fret board which makes distinguishing them much harder. Here’s hoping the strum bar is improved… Well, at least the guitar itself still looks and feels like a million dollars, or 70 to 80$ to be exact.

The RD drums on the other hand… have you seen this bad boy? Jesus Christ, now this is how drum kits should be. Sleek black color, full drum pads and cymbal set, the works. How much you ask? A measly 300$, acceptable considering the drum kit can be used as an electronic drum kit when plugged elsewhere. Win here.

On to Guitar Hero and well, the guitar, for which Guitar Hero was really made for is a looker. Sleek wood finish, strum bar and buttons that we have come to know and love from previous Guitar Hero installments, a new tap board section for those ridiculous riffs, anything else? This peripheral will not disappoint.

First venture into the drum kit arena, Guitar Hero has created a pretty drum kit to go along with their pretty game. AlthouGuitar Hero not as elaborate as the RB drum kit, the Guitar Hero kit looks sturdy, is wireless, and offers cymbal pads to give players a more immersive feel to the whole band experience.

Take note that not all peripherals are compatible with both games. Putting it simply:

RB1 instruments will be compatible with RB2.
Guitar Hero instruments will be compatible with Guitar Hero World Tour.
RB1 instruments will be compatible with Guitar Hero World Tour.
RB2 instruments are not compatible with Guitar Hero World Tour as of the moment.

Game Verdict

Guitar Hero World Tour is looking to be a winner as of the moment and people are waiting with bated breath for the official track list to be released. This plus the fact that Guitar Hero games are not region locked, expect World Tour to penetrate most of the market that cannot play the almost sure region locked RB. RB has an epic set list to go along with it, rocking drums, and loads and loads of content that will make your wrists bleed notes before you play all the songs but seeing as how the first RB was a region locked game, market penetration isn’t that deep as compared to Guitar Hero. I’m Sold on both games and if my money permits, I will definitely get those sweet RB drums and the Guitar Hero guitar, here’s hoping compatibility issues are thrown out of the window by the time both games are released. See you rocking online!

wow nicely detailed thanks. i was favoured to the guitar hero world tour game as they have decent drum kits as i was unaware that rock band have enhanced the drums! so i think rock band is the winner!

first off, i just wanted to say that this article was so helpful, so thanks. if i wasn’t basically broke (i’m going to be when i can finally get one of these bad boys), i’d definitely get both. i’m loving the rockband set list, so i think i’m going to go with that, but my question was is the Guitar Hero4 guitar compatible with RB2? and another one, can you still make those songs as you mentioned early in the article if you have a PS2? i’d like an XBOX but as i said before, my financial situation does not permit. i wish.

Also bear in mind that game play functionality in Rockband 2 supports 4 pads and a Bass drum. So if you have the ION super setup, drum pads will share the same colour as another drum, so a tomtom, will share ‘yellow’ with a symbol for example.

The Guitar hero supports an extra drum, so you have functionality for 6. Three toms, two symbols, and bass drum.

Comparing like for like on a default, standard level, Guitar Hero4 takes the lead there as well, but if you’re willing to spend another 300 pieces of eiGuitar Herot on the ION kit, then Rockband just about trumps the lead. I dont like the idea of drums sharing the same colours in game thouGuitar Hero, so i’m still in two minds about that one.

Music Games Battle Between Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band 2: This is not a commercial about new games released. This is a comparison between two famous music games, namely, the great Guitar Hero 4 and Rock Band 2. When the two games get together, the gentle music is connected with fire. Thus, the battle has started, on the computer laptops.

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