9 Reasons Everyone's Obsessed With the New Guitar Game That Plays on Any TV β and Turns You Into a Rockstar
Born To Rock β the hit mobile game 13,000+ players joined in a single day β now comes with a real flame-maple guitar and a TV stick with the game built in. Plug into any TV, strap on, and your living room becomes the concert. No console required.
π€ The living room is the venue
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Your Living Room Becomes a Rock Concert
πΊ Any TV, anywhere β one plug
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No Console Required β the Game Is In the Stick
β¨ Gear, not gadget
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It Looks Like an Instrument, Not a Toy
πΈ Your hands remember
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You Feel Like a Real Guitarist β Not Someone Playing a Phone Game
πΆ Songs keep coming
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The Songs Never Get Locked Out From Under You
π Charges like your phone
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No Battery Drawer, No Dead-Controller Panic
Battery hunting is over. The Founders Edition charges over USB-C, exactly like your phone β the engineering target is weeks of typical play per charge. Plug it in overnight, forget about it, pick it up when friends come over. The rig is always ready when you are.
Keep It Ready
ποΈ Bend every note
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You Bend Notes With a Real Whammy Bar
A held note isn't finished until you shake it. The full-range analog whammy bar lets you bend and sustain the way the sound in your head always wanted to β the little bit of showmanship that separates hitting notes from performing them. It's a small thing that makes you feel like the guy on stage instead of the guy holding a controller.
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Numbered forever
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Your Name Gets Carved In Before Anyone Else's
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Full refund, no risk
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You Can Back Out Any Time and Get Every Cent
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What People Are Saying
The guitar ships this fall, so there are no hardware reviews yet β but the game it plays is already live, free, and sitting at 4.7 stars. Here's what players are saying about the thing this controller was built to play.
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The questions everyone asks before ordering
The three questions that come up most: does it actually ship, is 200 songs enough long-term, and will the app still be around in a few years? Straight answers below β plus the details on TV play, charging, and canceling.