- Music video game
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[[Image:StepMania 4 Gameplay.png|thumb|right|[[Open source]] music video game ''[[StepMania]]'']]
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- Spike Video Game Awards
... 2003, the Spike TV Video Game Awards garnered much attention, since video game award shows were uncommon before its introduction.
... steroids''. ''[[Space Invaders]]'' is shown to display the future of video games, although it was released before ''Asteroids'' in [[1978 in video gaming| ...
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- Rock Band (video game)
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|publisher=[[MTV|MTV Games]], [[Electronic Arts]]
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- Rhythm video game
... mat to play ''Dance Dance Revolution'', one of the most successful rhythm games.]]
... mes often feature novel devices which emulate musical instruments. Dancing games sometimes require the player to physically dance on a mat, with pressure- ...
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- Action game
... nres such as [[fighting games]], [[first-person shooters]], and [[platform games]].
... he player wins the game by finishing a sequence of levels. But many action games are unbeatable and have an indefinite number of levels, and the player's ...
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- Gh1
Guitar Hero is the first game in the [[Guitar Hero (series)|Guitar Hero series]]. Guitar Hero was relea ...
==Gameplay==
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- Rock Band
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|publisher=[[MTV|MTV Games]], [[Electronic Arts]]
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- Rock Band 2
|publisher=[[MTV|MTV Games]]
... rticle_id=272198 | title = Rock Band 2 EU Xbox Release | publisher = [[Eurogamer]] | date = [[2008-10-29]] | accessdate = 2008-10-29 | first = Tom | last ...
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- Guitar Hero World Tour
... o IV''''' but the inclusion of other instruments caused a name change. The game's name, Guitar Hero World Tour, was officially announced by Activision on ...
... e allows users to create custom songs separate from those shipped with the game, creating everything but lyrics, and may also be able to upload and share ...
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- Guitar Hero World Tour setlist
The game "ends" at this point, but a bonus location, Asgard, is unlocked after the ...
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- GH I
Guitar Hero is the first game in the [[Guitar Hero (series)|Guitar Hero series]]. Guitar Hero was relea ...
==Gameplay==
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- Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
... k" to the Guitar Hero series, the third original title to be released. The game was released July 24, 2007 for PlayStation 2 in North America. In Europe i ...
... uitar Hero II]]. I Want Candy by [[Bow Wow Wow]] was origanaly part of the game but was removed for unknown reasons.
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- Guitar Hero: On Tour
... our'', and five from [[Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock]]. It is the first game in the [[Guitar Hero (series)|Guitar Hero series]] not to be released for ...
==Gameplay==
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- Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
... me in the series to be developed by Neversoft, as previous ''Guitar Hero'' games were created by Harmonix before the series was handed over to Activision ...
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- Guitar Hero: Aerosmith
== Game Modes ==
... -Op Career. Menus have been re-designed to suit the Aerosmith theme to the game. The shop has also been renamed as The Vault.
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- Guitar Hero: On Tour Decades
... s game are, like [[Guitar Hero World Tour]], Master Tracks, no covers. The game will also automatically unlock the career difficulty below the one that yo ...
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- Guitar Hero: Metallica
... n upcoming game in the [[Guitar Hero (series) | Guitar Hero series]]. This game is set to hit store shelves for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on March 29, 20 ...
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- Hard
==Gameplay Elements to Make Hard Harder than Medium==
... [[Guitar Hero III]] that would have been Hammer-Ons with Guitar Hero II's game engine, but with their new engine, they are made to be strummed. In [[Guit ...
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- Expert
==Gameplay Elements to Make Expert More difficult than Hard==
... es more three note chords than hard. Due to Neversoft's desire to make the game "more like playing the real guitar," three note chords are used in nearly ...
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- Guitar Hero II (PS2)
... Hero series]]. The PS2 version was released on November 7, 2006. The basic gameplay has been changed a great deal from its predecesssor, [[Guitar Hero]].
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- Guitar Hero (series)
... ro: Rocks the 80s]]) was released on July 24, 2007 for PS2, being the last game in the series to be developed by Harmonix before it was passed over to [[w ...
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- Music video game
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[[Image:StepMania 4 Gameplay.png|thumb|right|[[Open source]] music video game ''[[StepMania]]'']]
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- Harmonix Music Systems
| industry = [[Video game|Software & Programming]]
... ts]] in the [[United States]]. They are known for their many [[music video game]]s.
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- MTV
... introduced a dance show ''[[Club MTV]]'', a game show ''[[Remote Control (game show)|Remote Control]]'', and music-based specials such as ''[[MTV Unplugg ...
... ' in the 1990s. The first round of these shows came in the mid-1990s, with game shows such as ''[[Singled Out]]'' and talk shows such as ''[[Loveline]]'' ...
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- Electronic Arts
|key_people=[[John Riccitiello]], CEO<br />Frank Gibeau, President, EA Games Label<br />[[Peter Moore (business)|Peter Moore]], President, EA SPORTS<b ...
|industry=[[Video game industry|Interactive entertainment]]
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