Today i received my next Wii Guitar (Les Paul) and I think about building “something” to store them and use less space. The first guitar was borrowed, the second one came with a PS2-game (Rock the eighties) and my collection has been growing ever since. Documentation about that is currently in my queue and will be online “at some point in the future”. I built an adapter (PSX64MK) for using PS2-Guitars on the C64 joystick port just to play it (basing on another adapter: PSX64). Ironically, it was Shredz64 that really drew me into it. I guess, more than a dozen dancing mats have found their way to me over the years – and I still know that “someday” I will buy one of those sturdy metal Dance Pads to jump on.Īlong came Guitar Hero 3 and re-ignited my interest in this kind of game. When I first read about Dance Dance Revolution, I had to try it. As the other stuff isn’t online yet, you might wonder why I have a Wireless Game Guitar with a wire – or why I’d even want to change that.
Ps2 guitar hero controller wired ps2#
The PS2 Fender Stratocaster didn't work with any of our Guitar Hero games, but the wireless Kramer and the original Gibson SG guitars worked fine with Rock Band.In this first “real” post, it already shows that this one bypasses a queue of other articles. Update: Rock Band for the PlayStation 2 is now available.
Ps2 guitar hero controller wired update#
We don't have Rock Band for the PlayStation 2 yet, but we'll update the chart once we get the chance to run the game and the guitar through the compatibility gauntlet. Wireless Kramer Striker (Guitar Hero III) PlayStation 2 Guitar Compatibility PlayStation 2 The Wii only has Guitar Hero III right now, but we made room for a chart in case Rock Band becomes available. This means that many aspiring groups will have to make do without a bassist until Harmonix begins selling individual guitars. The problem is that the Rock Band package includes only one guitar. The Guitar Hero III Gibson Les Paul controller works only with Guitar Hero III, whereas the Rock Band Fender Stratocaster only works with Rock Band. PlayStation 3 Guitar Compatibility PlayStation 3Īs you can see, there isn't much cross-game guitar compatibility on the PlayStation 3. The Rock Band Fender Stratocaster will not work with Guitar Hero II or Guitar Hero III. While the Xbox 360 RedOctane controllers play nicely with Rock Band, we can't say that the Rock Band guitar returns the favor. However, they don't have the built-in audio switchers to activate echo, flanger, and other guitar sound effects. The Guitar Hero III Gibson Les Paul and the original Gibson X-plorer from Guitar Hero II will both work as lead or bass guitars in Rock Band on the Xbox 360. Wireless Gibson X-plorer (Guitar Hero II)
We put together guitar compatibility charts for each major platform to show you which controllers work with Guitar Hero and Rock Band. You can't mix and match controllers with games anymore now that we have two competing game franchises with different guitar designs. However, guitar compatibility has become a major question now that Rock Band has joined Guitar Hero in the genre. Once you had a Guitar Hero controller, you could depend on your trusty axe to work on all future Guitar Hero games on the same game console. 30, 2007īeing a rock star was a lot easier when Guitar Hero was the only franchise in town.
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