
It was love at first sight when Daniel Larusso met Ali, with an "I", at the beach then later took her on their first date to Golf N' Stuff. I encountered a similar love Saturday night, when I picked up Guitar Hero 3.
I strategically planned the viewing of SAW IV on Saturday night, so that the ending came as close to midnight as possible; the movie theater we frequent is in the same strip mall as Game Stop. Being this is my first "Video-game-pick-up-at-midnight" experience, I had no idea what to expect. As we pulled into the Game Stop parking area, I noticed the condensation build-up on the gamer dome's window. From this I knew the gamers' body temps were going through the roof due to their GH3 excitement.
The personnel in attendance was interesting and worthy of people-watching. The customer age range was from about 12 years old to about 45. However, the pimple faced teens dominated the store. It appeared that their fearless leader was some 18 year old overweight dude dressed in gothic attire with 2 tear drops penciled in next to his left eye. Weird.
Clock strikes midnight, I pick up my goods, and we're off to the races. It took my wife and I about 5 minutes to get home. Like most men, I tossed the instructions, threw in the game and started playing.
Given that I had a 10am inter-office flag football game scheduled the next morning, I knew my time with the game that night was somewhat limited. I cruised through the first 4 sets of songs on medium, and then called it a night.

Is it me or are these songs a little bit more difficult than those of GH2? Maybe just because they're new songs, or maybe not. One thing I am definitely disappointed about is that I cant view the career scores on the leader boards for my friends only...if this can actually be done, then I am too stupid to figure out how.
I woke up the following morning with only enough time to properly decorate my guitar with the supplied stickers. Come on now, you can't jam with a plain boring geetar.
Woot, there it is. More info on GH3 to come tomorrow.