![]() ![]() Once past the trainee stage, players may thrum and shriek their way up from Easy to Normal to Expert level, mastering such techniques as wailing, use of effects, and original track editing. In the Free Mode, players may select a track to practice on, adjusting the speed and indicator presence according to their preferences. The Training Mode works players through lessons consisting of short riffs, allowing them to familiarize themselves with the concept of a guitar in which both the chords and the pick are represented by buttons. The player concentrates on the agreeably simpler task of pushing buttons that correspond to the indicated lane while 'strumming' with the Pick button. The game interface remains the same, with indicators flowing down the graphic representation of the neck, divided into Red, Green and Blue Lanes. ![]() ![]() The PlayStation version of the popular title rewards their reticence with two modes unavailable in the coin-op original: Free and Training Modes. Neither guitar training nor freakishness was a prerequisite for playing Guitar Freaks, but many Japanese arcade goers were shy about playing air guitar in public, and opted instead to drive trains or put out simulated fires. ![]()
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