Works like a charm! And yeah, the game is exactly as great as I thought it would be on iPad.) Just go into your router settings and disable UPnP. ( Note: Just as I was finishing this review up, Eli alerted me to a new fix that allows the game to be played on any connection. My fingers are crossed for a quick update, because I have a feeling playing on an iPad (as I had originally intended to) would be really awesome. And while it was great to finally be playing the game, watching the action on a tiny screen while holding a plastic guitar… isn’t ideal. Thanks to the comments in our earlier article, I found a workaround that involves disabling Wi-Fi and playing exclusively on my iPhone with a cellular connection. I could probably live without it, but the game actually needs Game Center in order to play. I say “potentially", because unfortunately both Eli and I have a nasty bug that prevents the game from connecting to Game Center. Well, after playing it for several days, I can say that not only is Guitar Hero Live (Free) indeed (nearly) identical to the console versions, but in some ways it actually might be better than the PS4 and Xbox versions. I unashamedly love Guitar Hero, and I was absolutely stoked when I heard there was a new one coming out, and iOS would be getting an un-neutered version. Well, because real guitar isn’t a game, and sometimes I just want to play a game.
“Why not play real guitar?" they cry, while stroking their hipster beards and drinking PBR. The point is, as someone who plays a variety of instruments in real life, I have my fair share of musician friends who think rocking out with plastic guitars is stupid. Okay, there are probably musicians who are indifferent to the whole phenomenon, but whatever. There are two kinds of musicians in the world: those who like Guitar Hero, and those who don’t.
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