Based on recent trends, it appears that Guitar Hero is everyone’s favorite platform to experiment on these days. Fast on the heels of the University of Washington’s muscle memory based interface, we came across this large-scale hack created as part of rock band Kasabian’s upcoming album release. Utilizing freestyle footballers from Woody & Kleiny, the promotion features wall-mounted controls placed in front of a three-story screen. Soccer balls kicked at the life-size panels provide the physical interface for the game within the game. The end result is an impressive (and somewhat chaotic) display of skill and innovative rethink of the Guitar Hero platform.
[via Gizmodo]
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This is actually based on the open source Frets on Fire (http://fretsonfire.sourceforge.net/), which is itself a clone of Guitar Hero. I wouldn’t have bothered pointing it out except you’re referring to it as the Guitar Hero platform when it is technically an open source platform made by people compeltely unconnected to the Guitar Hero games.
October 30th, 2009 at 5:11 pm
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