I bought GH 2 in December and can honestly say I find myself drifting over to play it quite often.

It's quite addicting. I'm currently working on playing the songs on Hard (though I can play some on Expert, but I only barely pass them).

I only have left the last two sets, Rock This Town, and the Encore from that set, though I doubt I'll ever finish the game since I really don't like any of the songs from the second to last set and can't see myself spending any time trying to practice them. =/

Anyone know of a good place to pick up a second controller? CompUSA had them (wired SG) a week or so in stock for $30 plus shipping, but I decided to sleep on it and by morning the price had gone up to $35 and they were sold out. :(

Maybe you could buy the original guitar/game pack. It's 70$, but you get the first game, too, which is good fun

Redoctane.com

The hack for Guitar Hero II is awesome.

What hack?

Still waiting on the PS3 guitar adaptor. I almost bought this game but I got a PS3 right before so I figured it was useless to have to whip out the ol' PS2 just to play this.

I still really want to play though. It's a great game.

edit//I was looking through RedOctane's GH forums and it looks like they made a USB adaptor for the controllers. And supposedly it works with PS3. Can anyone confirm? (I know, no one owns PS3.)

F*cked up Fingers
 

My fingers would f*ck up if I tried this game!

It allows you to play songs from the first version so you can play them with the improved hammer-on / pull-off system.

Where would one acquire this hack?

Already own the first one, I had bought the game-only version of the second because I didn't know the multi-player would have the ability for each player to choose a different difficulty (which is what made the multiplayer in the first kinda lame).

That's only if you play co-op mode. Faceoff/Pro-Faceoff doesn't let you choose.

You can choose in face off, pro face off you have to use the same difficulty

Either on Wii or the DS, I don't care as long as I get more GH action.

Let's just hope they don't pull a Konami and give the Nintendo versions crummy songs/themes like that DDR: Disney thing.

Mmm I aint too worried about the songs, I am more worried about the playabilities/wanting to play it over and over again.

Disney DDR was on Playstation...

I think he was refering to the Plug 'N' Play DDR: Disney Mix

I would like to know how a DS version would work, I invision using the stylus to strum the chords , but that would only leave the D-Pad and/or the L button feesable, but I do expect some exclusives for each system, no doubt.