Better on PS3 - another edited message
by ExpertGuitarHero Aug 9, 2009, 9:30 AM PDT
I would recommend anyone who has a PS2 to get a PS3 because they will be missing out on tons of DLCs. I have a Wii and my Wi-Fi isn't working, so I've probably missed about 2,000 DLCs (about 700 from RB/RB2 and 1,300 from GH3/GH4) I've played this on 360 at GameStop and the graphics are practically 1,000,000x better than on the Wii. (I'm just exaggerating!) Also, if there's a fee to put RB songs in RB2, it's worth it {especially when there's better graphics in RB2} Although the ION drums at GameStop cost about $300, it's worth buying if you plan to 100% every song in RB/RB2. (as well as the DLCs) [to PUNkk4] Is it okay if I add you when I get a PS3? - it'll be in Summer 2010
If so, awesome. My PSN ID is ExpertGuitarHero.[to everyone] I like the RB2's and GH5's interface the most. By the way, if anyone's wondering why I put the GH5's interface as one of my favorites, it's because I went on Gamespot and found some snapshots for GH5 on PS3 that looked as simplified as RB2's - however you can still know your note streaks. I much prefer RB2 though because I can beat every song on Expert whereas GH3 and GH4, I can't do Through the Fire and Flames and Satch Boogie on Expert. The only reason there would be for buying GH4 or any game after that is that you can create your own songs as well as the new guitar/bass features and techniques. In conclusion, all fans of Rhythm/Music games should get RB2. If you would like to be friends with me, add me and we'll be rocking 24/7! (Not really 24/7) {I wonder if there will be a RB3} Oh, and once again, I'm getting a PS3 in Summer 2010. Here are some DLCs I'd recommend to get: Constant Motion: Dream Theater
Stricken: Disturbed
Iron Maiden: Flight 666 Rock Band Edition
My Curse: Killswitch Engage
Disturbed Track Pack 01
Stricken: Disturbed
Stupify: Disturbed
Don't Stop Believing: Journey
Are You Gonna Go My Way: Lenny Kravitz
Futures: Jimmy Eat World
Metallica Track Pack 01
Afterlife: Avenged Sevenfold
Critical Acclaim: Avenged Sevenfold
That's all the DLCs I can name.
