Over a decade of custom songs
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It all started back in late 2006, when a game called Frets on Fire (FoF) was created. It is/was a terrible guitar hero clone, but it had something that changed rhythm gaming for the better: custom songs. People could make charts with the in game editor, those charts are basically unplayable, but they were the best, and only charts around at the time.
Somewhere between then and now, someone found a way to get songs on guitar hero. This was a big deal, as charts began to improve significantly over time because of the much wider audience
Phase Shift happened, which completely blew FoF out of the water, charts, again, inproving overtime
RBN came along after, and we all know how that impacted RB3
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif” />Now fast forward to 2017, The new charts on FoF-FF are pretty good, C3 has been around for a few years, and GH3PC is being hacked for better gameplay. I know a lot of people on this site are anti-single-instrument-customs and some of you think rhythm games other than Rock Band are shit, but even still, I think we can all agree that the fact that customs were a thing for such a long time is just really froogin’ cool.
Never touched PhaseShift, but it nicely added functionality that the FoFiX developers did not have time to implement (though v4.0 has been in development hell for years now) and was able to emulate some RB3 gameplay.
Frets on fire forever!I dont had so much money 10 years ago to play with plastic guitar, was expensive, today not, i was used a pc ps2 serial keybord, hahaha.and the hacked/pirated guitar hero games series i played a lot: animehero, guitar hero brazuca.thanks frets on fire community and keep growing.thanks to c3 and phase shift too.
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