carlcarlson
01-31-2008, 12:04 PM
Let me preface this by saying I'm new to the 360, and game profiles, and DLC, and all of that junk. It seems that everything is needlessly complicated. Or maybe I'm just not used to it yet, I don't know. Anyway, here's my question:
I just got a used 360 to resell. The HD that came with it had Guitar Hero track packs 1-4 on it. I copied them to my HD but can't figure out how to play them in-game. I'm starting to think it isn't possible to play things that were purchased on another profile, is this the case? If not, how do I access the songs?
And for that matter, how do I access DLC in Guitar Hero 3? I downloaded the free tracks (Halo theme, We 3 Kings, etc), but they don't show up in my "downloads" tab within the game. It says it checks for DLC, but nothing comes up. Do I have to be connected to Live or something?
And finally, and this is an unrelated question, does the Les Paul controller have problems with kick-back? I play with a pick, and the X-Plorer guitars like to register two notes every once in awhile because the pick makes the strum bar kick back and register an upstroke. I played both PS2 Guitar Hero games this way, and the SG was fine. I reeeeally don't want to have to change my play style just because the controllers suck. Is the Les Paul better about this?
I just got a used 360 to resell. The HD that came with it had Guitar Hero track packs 1-4 on it. I copied them to my HD but can't figure out how to play them in-game. I'm starting to think it isn't possible to play things that were purchased on another profile, is this the case? If not, how do I access the songs?
And for that matter, how do I access DLC in Guitar Hero 3? I downloaded the free tracks (Halo theme, We 3 Kings, etc), but they don't show up in my "downloads" tab within the game. It says it checks for DLC, but nothing comes up. Do I have to be connected to Live or something?
And finally, and this is an unrelated question, does the Les Paul controller have problems with kick-back? I play with a pick, and the X-Plorer guitars like to register two notes every once in awhile because the pick makes the strum bar kick back and register an upstroke. I played both PS2 Guitar Hero games this way, and the SG was fine. I reeeeally don't want to have to change my play style just because the controllers suck. Is the Les Paul better about this?