Tahiti Def Note

Oct 28, 2008  |  Posted by: Megan Stay

Sir Luke decided to stick it to the man when he found out that our Wii Guitar Hero wasn’t in stereo. So when, amongst his geek blogs, he found out that you could return the entire game and get $130 for a game we only paid $90 for, we were in.

We pre-ordered the newest Guitar Hero: World Tour. It’s way more awesome than I thought. First, you can make your own characters. Then, you can sing along with the guitar player with the handy headset. Also, if you want to add more instruments you can, no Rockband necessary. Last, there are WAY more awesome songs on this one, meaning I actually knew most of them. On the old one I only knew the songs after I played Guitar Hero for a while.

Sir Luke went to Gamestop at midnight Saturday night, whilst I was konked out in bed, and procurred our pre-order. Unfortunately, our guitar was busted and wehn he tried to play Sunday morning it wasn’t working. The poor lad went back to Gamestop as soon as it opened at 11am and traded it for a functioning copy. We played most of Sunday afternoon and evening. I have learned I’m not a very good singer.

On the website you can generate a Guitar Hero name for yourself*.

I’m also known as:

If you can’t manage to understand that chicken scratch it says, Tahiti Def Note. Pretty awesome.

I have to photograph Trunk or Treat tomorrow for my church. I’ve been contemplating if I want to dress up or not. And I’m pretty sure if I go as anything it will be a Guitar Hero. I’ll sling the Guitar over my back and rock myself out.

*Capree, Brady and I spent about 5 hours doing name generators a couple years ago. It was pretty awesome.

Comments

  • Capree says:

    That’s the coolest name ever. Seriously. Oh man, that night of name generator bliss is what the Internet is all about.

  • Sarah Larsen says:

    Where did you return it to? Is it too late? PS Awesome name. 🙂

  • Ree-Hee! This sounds pretty awesome! I will be looking up the song list asap so I can fully envy you.

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