Guitar hero 2 vs. real guitar
Setting: Modern day Britain
Googled: nothing because I can't imagine how to, so any suggestions on search strings welcome.
So I have a guitarist who is very, very good - think Ace Freshley called, he wants his awesome back- with 30 years or so of experience under his belt. And he has never, ever played Guitar Hero II (or 1, for the matter) in his life.
The question? How would being so freaking awesome with the real thing affect his performance int he game? I am thinking that the awesomeness would actually hinder him somewhat - despite the fact that he has incredibly dextrous fingers, he also has that 30 years of muscle memory telling his hands what to do, which is not what he needs to do in the game. Am I mistaken in thinking this? Would he actually be awesomely good, passable, or jsut like any other beginner? He has not played many console games - his experience with gaming is mostly arcades etc back in the good ole 80s.
thanks in advance :)
Googled: nothing because I can't imagine how to, so any suggestions on search strings welcome.
So I have a guitarist who is very, very good - think Ace Freshley called, he wants his awesome back- with 30 years or so of experience under his belt. And he has never, ever played Guitar Hero II (or 1, for the matter) in his life.
The question? How would being so freaking awesome with the real thing affect his performance int he game? I am thinking that the awesomeness would actually hinder him somewhat - despite the fact that he has incredibly dextrous fingers, he also has that 30 years of muscle memory telling his hands what to do, which is not what he needs to do in the game. Am I mistaken in thinking this? Would he actually be awesomely good, passable, or jsut like any other beginner? He has not played many console games - his experience with gaming is mostly arcades etc back in the good ole 80s.
thanks in advance :)