Guitar Hero Live Review - This is how you make rhythm games relevant again

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Guitar Hero Live (2015)
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As Ars US' Sam Machkovech and Ars UK's Mark Walton discuss, Guitar Hero Live is the rhythm game for the people who got bored of rhythm games.

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Guitar Hero Live Review - This is how you make rhythm games relevant again



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