Rock Band 3 introduces a real guitar
The guitar, however, is not cheap at $280. Particularly for a guitar that can be bought for less than half that price, it may seem a bit steep, although the technology that's built into it to make it compatible with Rock Band 3 certainly help to justify the price increase. These concerns were echoed by a group of students at Dixie State College, so it will be interesting if that price makes it a non-starter. But when you factor in what guitar lessons, books or DVDs cost, Rock Band 3 and the compatible Fender Squier Strat are a bargain. As with Rocksmith, I think the potential is tremendous. These games could actually make learning guitar fun, which is no easy feat. I find it hard to imagine that it would completely negate the need for real guitar instruction, since I'm assuming they're not bundling guitar theory in with the game. But I bet these games can give you a very solid start.
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