Kotaku writes:
"For now relish in the official training guide that John Drake over at Harmonix, a drummer himself, was kind enough to put together for me.
Above all else Drake stresses that you practice makes perfect, lots of practice. But he also said that practicing in this particular order could, perhaps, speed things up for fans of drumming and Rock Band 2."
The joy of achievements and trophies. You've got to love them. Here are five of the most outrageous, mischievously difficult, near impossible culprits.
If you bought The Stanley Parable on release day you can unlock the "don't play for 5 years" achievement.
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Those Were the Days - Legends of Rock. A look back at one drunken evening that brought to light the best thing about Rock Band and Guitar Hero.
Nice. I remember so many drunken nights with Guitar Hero and Rock Band. So much fun to be had.
These are the hardest challenges players can complete on the Xbox 360.
So how will we know if he did it in 30 days or just didn't take these extra days/weeks to practice up more? Kotaku is about as reliable as cup holders on a rollercoaster and they're about as trust worthy as the guy selling used guns out of the back of his trunk.
No thanks, Kotaku... you won't get a click from me.
As a real drummer for more than 10 years I'd like to say that Rock Band drums are an absolute disgrace to drumming. Not only do they not feel anything like a real drum,(in fact, they don't even feel like a PRACTICE PAD)they also are NOTHING LIKE PLAYING REAL DRUMS. AT ALL.
The guitar in rockband is REMOTELY close to the actual act of playing the real guitar,(though not really) but the drums are an absolute joke.
In short, music games FTL.
Yeah neither may be like playing the real instruments but they do help with hand/eye coordination and also finger placement and basic beats and rhythm.