You’d then perform a Google search for the ROM of the specific edition of Guitar Hero you’re looking to play, and open it with the emulator. Not only is Clone Hero a safer option, it also allows you to use any song you like. No longer will you be limited to the game’s standard selection! Since then, there have been developments that now actually allow you to play any version of Guitar Hero right on your PC. In this KillerGuitarRigs Guide we’ll be looking at the methods you can use to play Guitar Hero on a PC, including any software you need, as well as any hardware. Could this pertain to a future Guitar Hero title? It’s possible, but again, nothing has been confirmed at this point. Right now, we’re inclined to believe that any future revival of the series would arrive on next-generation consoles.

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