
First, the Xbox 360:
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|---|---|---|---|
![]() Rock Band Stratocaster |
Yes | No* | No** |
![]() Guitar Hero 3 Les Paul |
Yes | Yes | Yes |
![]() Guitar Hero 2 Xplorer |
Yes | Yes | Yes |
Notes:
* Can navigate menus, but during the songs the green button is stuck down, orange is red, and everything else is dead
** Interestingly, the drums are recognized, so you can actually navigate menus using them, but playing songs is a no go.
The PlayStation 3, however, has a much "easier" choice (after the break).
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|---|---|---|
![]() Rock Band Stratocaster |
Yes | No |
![]() Guitar Hero 3 Les Paul |
No | Yes |
The Nintendo Wii, for that matter, also has a pretty easy-to-read chart:
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|---|---|---|
![]() Rock Band Stratocaster |
Yes | No |
![]() Guitar Hero 3 Les Paul |
No | Yes |
So the PS3 and Wii guitars just don't play nicely together - they're punk rockers like that. The compatibility of each guitar and game can be updated later through software, but there's no guarantee either Rock Band developer Harmonix or Guitar Hero 3 developer Neversoft will put forth the effort.






