By March 2017 he was ready to release the alpha to the world, and he targeted some big names in the community not long after that. Long-time Guitar Hero fan Ryan "srylain" Foster had been working on a new clone, aptly named Clone Hero, on and off since 2011. One day last year Jason and other streamers in the community received a message that would ultimately change the hardcore rhythm action community forever.
"I had mainly been streaming Guitar Hero 3, a very heavily modified PC version that had so many limitations to it, like a set list could only have 80 songs in it at a time," says Jason Paradise, a former community manager for Rocksmith at Ubisoft and Guitar Hero national champion who quit his job to become a full-time Twitch streamer focusing on Guitar Hero.
From creating basic clones to modding Guitar Hero 3, which originally launched on PC, the community has tried almost everything, but never found an ideal solution. In recent years they have tried multiple solutions to keep playing, as consoles and guitars slowly start to die. But after 2010 the franchise disappeared - and despite a brief resuscitation in 2015 with the release of Guitar Hero Live, it's safe to say the series is pretty much dead.ĭespite Guitar Hero sales slowing dramatically in its final years, there is still a dedicated community that wants to play the five fret rhythm action game. 2007's Guitar Hero 3 became the first single retail video game to exceed one billion dollars in sales, and by the late 2000s, multiple Guitar Hero games were released each year. If you want a little more backstory on the Eviternity project along with some memes and inside jokes, you're in luck.Guitar Hero is without doubt one of the most successful franchises of all time. If for some reason you don't have Clone Hero, here's the download page: Īs a bonus, here's an entire stream we did of the Eviternity Soundtrack setlist (while it was in pre-release). Hosting were me, Dragonfly, Jimmy, Tristan (referred to as Eris here), Lazorical, and AD_79. On top of that, there's also Tristan Clark (formerly known as and others to thank for making these tunes in the first place.Īlso thanks to anybody who gives this setlist a go! Truthfully most of the tracks are tame and a Full Combo is easily achievable, but I will appreciate any further playthroughs and feedback! HUGE credit to the project lead of Eviternity, for playtesting these as they came along musician responsible for many of the bangers in the setlist, for providing feedback, backstory, and MP3s and the both of them for being good friends.
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