Rocksmith 2014 publisher Ubisoft has posted a new trailer for its music tool, that runs down Guitarcade mode. Watch it here. In Guitarcade, musicians can learn advanced techniques like slides by ...

Score Attack and Challenges modes add in to make the game even more fun. Also, ducks! Scale Racer is an arcade style racer where you learn the scale with the conceit of moving your guitar away from ...

During the incredible rise -- and subsequent rapid decline -- of rhythm games, a few aspiring plastic-instrument aficionados wondered what it be like to take their skills to the next level and learn ...

Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap Rocksmith 2014 Edition, the replacement to the 2011 Rocksmith game, has noticeable improvements and a brand new Guitarcade mode.

A new trailer for Rocksmith 2014 shows off a few of the mini-games coming to the game's Guitarcade mode. Introduced in the first Rocksmith, Guitarcade offers players a chance to improve their ...

Trained exclusively on our massive library of expert buying advice, finding the right tech to fit your life has never been easier. Rocksmith has a ridiculous number of modes that offer guitar and bass ...

The legacy of video games as teaching tools is not exactly a bright one. More often than not, such games get one try, and then they fade away, failed attempts to make something boring into something ...

From the plastic-instrument-littered graveyard of the rhythm game genre rose the original Rocksmith, a game that took the familiar note-highway interface of the Guitar Hero series and applied it to ...

Anyone who has owned or even played Rock Band has encountered that one friend who, despite numerous attempts to convince otherwise, absolutely refuses to believe that the game has any musical merit at ...

Have you felt like your Rocksmith-ing hasn't been as full of rock as it could be? Been having problems trying to navigate all those menus? The latest update aims to address your concerns and more.

They say old habits die hard, and in the case of the humble guitar player, never has a statement rung so true. We crave guitars that were crafted in the ’50s, amplifiers that run on glowing vacuum ...