YARG (a.k.a. Yet Another Rhythm Game) is a free, open-source, plastic guitar game that is still in development. It supports guitar (five fret), drums (plastic or e-kit), vocals, pro-guitar, and more!

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A new Guitar Hero controller for the Wii, the Hyper Strummer, is launching on January 8 for $76.99 on Amazon. The release is likely targeted at retro gamers seeking a nostalgic experience and ...

And the guitar was near the center of them all. Hear the fast, swinging fretwork of Lonnie Johnson or Teddy Bunn, playing in single-note lines, and you’ll hear jazz history being made — though ...