Editing 359: Rock Band
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| β | A smug [[Cueball]] demeans his friends' fun experience on ''{{w|Rock Band (video game)|Rock Band}}'', a video game which allows players to simulate playing real songs, as if in a real band. The oblivious "band" keeps rocking out, and it transpires that his real purpose is not to spread knowledge but to ruin others' fun (to no avail, thankfully) | + | A smug [[Cueball]] demeans his friends' fun experience on ''{{w|Rock Band (video game)|Rock Band}}'', a video game which allows players to simulate playing real songs, as if in a real band. The oblivious "band" keeps rocking out, and it transpires that his real purpose is not to spread knowledge but to ruin others' fun (to no avail, thankfully.) |
The title text is a comment on haptic feedback, comparing the guitar controllers of ''{{w|Guitar Hero (video game)|Guitar Hero}}'', which make a clicking sound when the user strums, with those of ''Rock Band'', which do not click. | The title text is a comment on haptic feedback, comparing the guitar controllers of ''{{w|Guitar Hero (video game)|Guitar Hero}}'', which make a clicking sound when the user strums, with those of ''Rock Band'', which do not click. | ||
