Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Game Modes & Unlocks

Q: How to play Pro-Face Off in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock?

Pro-Face Off requires both players to play all notes on the same difficulty, while Battle Mode features 8 power-ups to disrupt opponents, with the last player whose rock meter depletes losing.

Q: What are the power-ups in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Battle Mode?

Pro-Face Off requires both players to play all notes on the same difficulty, while Battle Mode features 8 power-ups to disrupt opponents, with the last player whose rock meter depletes losing.

Q: How do you win Battle Mode in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock?

Pro-Face Off requires both players to play all notes on the same difficulty, while Battle Mode features 8 power-ups to disrupt opponents, with the last player whose rock meter depletes losing.

Q: How much does the Focus guitar cost in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock?

Pro-Face Off requires both players to play all notes on the same difficulty, while Battle Mode features 8 power-ups to disrupt opponents, with the last player whose rock meter depletes losing.

Q: What is the difference between Face Off and Pro-Face Off in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock?

Pro-Face Off requires both players to play all notes on the same difficulty, while Battle Mode features 8 power-ups to disrupt opponents, with the last player whose rock meter depletes losing.

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Walkthrough

1
Face Off: Play the song, alternating turns with your opponent. The player with the most points wins, regardless of note streaks or stars. To practice without interference, play solo.
2
Pro-Face Off: Similar to Face Off, but both players play the same difficulty and all notes.
3
Battle Mode: This mode introduces 8 power-ups designed to hinder your opponent. To activate a power-up, tilt your guitar upwards, similar to activating Star Power. The first player to have their rock meter deplete completely loses the round. If both players complete the song, a sudden death round occurs.

Battle Mode Power-Ups:

Amp Overload: Makes notes on the screen blurry or flash.
Broken String: Requires the opponent to repeatedly press a specific fret button.
Death Drain: Gradually decreases the opponent's rock meter (Sudden Death).
Difficulty Up: Temporarily increases the opponent's difficulty level by one. This cannot be applied if the opponent is on Expert mode.
Double Notes: Forces the opponent to play any single note as a two-fret chord.
Lefty Flip: Flips the fretboard, reversing the layout for right-handed and left-handed players.
Steal Power: Allows you to take an opponent's activated power-up.
Whammy Bar: Requires the opponent to use the whammy bar before playing a note.

Tips

In Face Off, focus on maximizing your score rather than hitting every note perfectly if you want to win.
If you don't have a second Guitar Hero controller, a standard PS2 controller can be used for Face Off modes.
Battle Mode still involves playing the regular song alongside the power-up mechanics.

Unlockable Guitars and Finishes:

Focus

Base Cost: $200
Candy Apple Red Finish: $500

Les Paul

Base Cost: $300
Sunburst Finish: $500
Cherry Finish: $500
Black Finish: $250

Explorer

Base Cost: $300
Ebony Finish: $500
Cherry Finish: $500
Natural Finish: $500
Creamy Finish: $500
Black Finish: $250

SG

Base Cost: $300
Worn Brown Finish: $500
Ebony Finish: $500
Sky Burst Finish: $500
Black Finish: $250

X-Plorer

Base Cost: $N/A

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