Guitar Hero

The warning message you're seeing indicates that the game requires a microphone to proceed, likely because it includes vocal gameplay elements. Check to ensure the microphone is properly connected to the PS3 and recognized by the system. If you’re using a compatible microphone and still receiving the message, try restarting the game or the console. Additionally, verify that the microphone settings in the PS3 system menu are correctly configured.

In Patapon 2, one of the best hero setups is using a combination of the "Yarn" and "Hero" classes, specifically the "Hero" with a "Patapon" and "Yarn" combo. Equip the Hero with the best available weapons and armor to maximize damage output and survivability. Additionally, utilizing the "Heros" with strong abilities, such as the "Brave" or "Fierce" skills, enhances overall team performance in battle. Balancing your hero with a solid support and attacking Patapon team can lead to successful outcomes in challenging stages.

Yes, you can use a microphone with DJ Hero 2. The game supports vocal performances, allowing players to sing along to tracks while playing. However, this feature is primarily available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game, as they are compatible with USB microphones. Make sure to check the specific compatibility of your microphone with the console you are using.

Unfortunately, "Guitar Hero On Tour" is not available on the Nintendo 3DS, as it was originally designed for the Nintendo DS. However, you can try playing similar rhythm games available on the 3DS, such as "Rhythm Heaven" or "Theatrhythm Final Fantasy." If you have access to a DS or DS Lite, you can play "Guitar Hero On Tour" on those systems.

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One hero quote that resonates with me is "Not all heroes wear capes." This quote reminds me that heroism can come in many forms, not just the traditional image of a superhero. It inspires me to recognize and appreciate the everyday acts of courage and kindness that make a difference in the world.

Yes, the two are compatible.

I dont know if you have a PS3 or PS2 but im going to give a PS3 answer. I originally had problems getting my singstar PS2 mics to work with guitar hero world tour on PS3 but found a workaround that got it all working for me. First unplug all usb devices then turn on console. Second plug blue singstar mic into blue jack in USB dongle and plug USB dongle into USB port 1 on your PS3. Third turn on your wireless controller (used for star power) and make sure it is set to controller 1. Fourth plug in GH:WT USB Dongle into USB port 2 and turn on the wireless guitar making sure it is showing as controller 2. Fifth enter the game and you will find that only the vocals will light up in single mode however if you go to band mode you will be able to enter the game with both instruments aviailable.

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Well, honey, in "Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie," there's a simile that compares Steven's drumming to a tornado in a trailer park - wild, destructive, and impossible to ignore. It's like saying his drumming is as chaotic as a bull in a china shop, causing a ruckus wherever it goes. So, buckle up and enjoy the musical storm that Steven brings to the stage!

Okay so a girl you know, calls you a hero? That can be easily explained, when a girl calls you this name. It is just a way she is expressing herself, that she likes you. And not only that, but that she wants to be with you. Honestly it depends on the girl that called you a hero, but in general it is a way of flirting and emotion.

the biggest score ever held was by a monkey with twelve toes who wears underwear on her head and is named Sheila.

Activision makes guitar hero

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It will be out of tune for one or two songs, then go back to normal. It is weird, I know.

it should be in the bonus songs in your songs list and i think you unlock it in co-op play. hope i helped

I believe you can. Try reading the instructions book, and it should tell you the controls.

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u cant play guitar hero without the GUITAR,geez retard!!! seeya! ABBY (=^-^=)

No, Guitar Hero is just a game that many people enjoy playing. It's basically like a game on Wii Sports, it isn't a real sport, it's just a game that you can play that is like the actual sport.

Well, kind of. You can buy the game and the instruments seprate... or you can buy the Specialty Pack... which includes the microphone, game, gutair, and drums.

No it does not. The PS3 dual Shock controller is Bluetooth and different than some other wireless controllers. The PS2 does not have Bluetooth and the controller would not work because the PS2 also does not have the supporting software.

Unlock it at the 2009 countdown on the Times Square Gig.

You cannot use drums or sing on Guitar Hero 3. The drums work with Guitar Hero World Tour software only.

Yes, you can use any "Guitar Hero" guitars on any "Rockband" game.