Guitars On Fire - Wiz

[crow_riot]

Hey,

Guitars On Fire is a Guitar Hero clone, which allows you to play using Frets On Fire compatible songs. Formerly released for the Wii, now on the Wiz!

Binary is here.
Source code here.

Enjoy!

 

[Mr 2X]

Great work

 

[Jan-Nik]

AWESOME! You rock!

 

[Imerion]

Nice! Unexpected release, but it should work great with the touch-screen. At least for easier songs.

 

[Nova]

Fantastic work sir! I anxiously await a Caanoo port

 

[frolik]

Maybe I'm just crap at these games but I can't seem to do it! I click the colour buttons with the music but I don't know when I'm hitting them at the right time or not...

 

[Jan-Nik]

press down on the dpad

 

[NEIL L]

or up.

 

[XelaisPWN]

It's not a bad port by far. Menus are simple enough to navigate, and it looks great to boot.

But I'm having a really hard time with anything past medium difficulty. Chords are near impossible, ESPECIALLY yellow-red ones. From what I can tell, there's no touch screen functionality at all, which, as someone else has pointed out, would make it easier.

But as long as I stick with easy-medium songs, or even the ones from GH:OT, I should be playing this for a while!

 

[Jan-Nik]

Since the Wiz hasn't got multi touch touch screen control wont't work, right?

 

[crow_riot]

i had touchscreen controls working, but it even made less sense than the dpad/button controls. it's like jan-nik said, wiz has no multitouch thus it's just not possible to click on more than a single note at once. so i dropped it.
i probably try to get an alternative mode when i get the time again (i'm on vacation soon ) that may work or not. so no promises

 

[XelaisPWN]

i had touchscreen controls working, but it even made less sense than the dpad/button controls. it's like jan-nik said, wiz has no multitouch thus it's just not possible to click on more than a single note at once. so i dropped it.
i probably try to get an alternative mode when i get the time again (i'm on vacation soon ) that may work or not. so no promises

Didn't consider that! It might work for, say, easy or maybe medium difficulty, but otherwise, it wouldn't work well at all...