Guitar Hero for Commodore 64
- Posted: Mar 11, 2008 at 7:48 AM
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Toni did something most people wouldn't have. He programmed Guitar Hero in his Commodore 64, which he calls Shredz64.
Here are a few of the features:
- The ability to play (many) SID files, including ones added by the player.
- The ability to edit "notes" (the buttons that scroll during gameplay) for both built in and imported songs.
- Pseudo 3D gameplay to give it the look and feel of a modern day game.
- High score tracking, 5 scores for each song.
- The ability to detect when the guitar is lifted up to activate shred mode.
Toni even included source code for Shredz64 to download.
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Very cool!
(Except your link at the bottom should read "source code for Shredz64 to download")
@Misty Fowler: Thanks for the Typo catch!
Amazing, Nice concept... and it seems to work better than I woulda thought.
Love the Zelda song too.
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