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Power Gig: Rise of the SixString
''Power Gig: Rise of the SixString'' is a rhythm game developed by Seven45 Studios, a sister company of First Act which produces low-cost, entry-level musical instruments.〔 While the game is similar to guitar-based games like ''Guitar Hero'' and ''Rock Band'', ''Power Gig'' ships with a unique guitar game controller that acts as both a standalone six-stringed guitar and game controller with note-matching games. Because of the nearness of the controller and gameplay to that of a real guitar, it has attracted musicians including Eric Clapton, Dave Matthews, and Kid Rock that have shied away from music games before due to the simplicity of the button-mashing concept. The game is also distributed with the AirStrike, a drum controller that works on motion sensing. The game was shipped on October 19, 2010 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
==Gameplay==
The game was formally announced and demonstrated at the 2010 Game Developers Conference. ''Power Gig''s gameplay is centered on the unique guitar controller being created for the game. The controller is an approximately 2/3 size real electric 6-string guitar. Along the edge of the fretboard are colored sections for each fret, matching the current green/red/yellow/blue/orange patterns employed by ''Guitar Hero'' and ''Rock Band''. In the game's basic mode, the player must hold down any string(s) in the colored fret areas that match the displayed note patterns on screen and then strum the strings in time. Any other existing guitar controller can also be used in this mode. In the game's "Power Chord" mode, the colored notes on screen are replaced with colored numbers from 1 to 6, representing which string(s) must be held down in the colored fret area to make a chord, accompanied by strumming. As such, the game is able to present more realistic guitar playing. While the guitar can detect every string and fret pressed, the game play is only designed to work with basic two-note chord intervals. It is possible to use the guitar controller separately as a standalone electric guitar by removing a dampener that is placed on the strings during game play to keep them from ringing out. The guitar controller can also be used within ''Guitar Hero'' and ''Rock Band'' and other compatible games.
The game also ships with a unique drum controller, the AirStrike, that allows the player to interact with the game without contact, similar to air guitaring, making for a quieter playing experience. The crescent-shaped unit, with four sensors and a bass-drum kick pedal along with additional console control buttons, is used by placing it on the floor in front of the player. The unit senses the movements in the general areas where the sensors are located, simulating the position of drums, and is able to distinguish movement between the individual drum sticks. The unit also includes support legs to bring the sensors closer to the player to help improve movement detection. Bernard Chiu, CEO of Seven45 Studios, noted that they expected people to be skeptical of the controller, but believes the unit provides a "much more real and authentic" experience compared to other drum kits available.〔
The game feature a band mode based on a three-piece band: a guitarist, a drummer, and a vocalist. The game ships in bundles that include the guitar controller, drum set, and microphone, but existing drum and microphone controllers can also be used. An additional limited-edition full size wooden guitar controller was released at the same time as the game.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Power Gig Hits Shelves With Limited Edition Guitar )〕
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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