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Originally Posted by TheCunningStunt
I think a racing video game and actually going out racing is different from learning an instrument. For one going out racing uses a lot more energy than sitting in your room all day playing a guitar... All you need is £80 for a cheap guitar and to have a bit of interest and away you go. I think GH stops people from learning songs on a real instrument, they're quite content with pretending.
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Perhaps a Tony Hawk skateboarding game is a better analogy then. No real difference there.
To me they're completely different. If you genuinely have an interest in music, you're not going to settle for playing along to songs on your TV. Also you can't deny that guitar hero drums can't instill some basic rhythm and familiarization of physical technique (I'm at loss for a better term here).
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