Guitar Hero World Tour players are making noise about Activision’s newly released interactive music video game. The noise, however, is not about the state-of-the-art controls the company touted before the game’s release — and consumers are not living out their rock ‘n’ roll fantasies as Activision intended.

Instead, Web posters are filling pages of Guitar Hero notice boards with complaints about the game, including problems with its cymbals and footpad. The game’s biggest problem, however, is the sensitivity

of the drum set, with complaints about the drum system completely shutting down.

Leading up to its release, Activision touted Guitar Hero’s newly designed, more responsive guitar controller with a touch-sensitive slide and realistic drum controller. The velocity-sensitive drums are supposed to deliver a bounce back when struck with a drumstick, according to the company.

For some, however, the only thing Guitar Hero World Tour is doing is bouncing back to […]

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