I just wish they hadn't made the controller look so childishly retarded and small. It looks like something churned out by Fisher-Price, which is really what made me steer clear of the whole thing for months before one of my buddies convinced me it was way more fun that it looked at first glance.
What really sucks now is that, even if I have the volume on the TV turned all the way down to like 2 (out of like 30), my ex-girlfriend/roommate complains that the sound of the buttons clicking constantly is keeping her awake. It's mostly that strumming switch that makes the noise - snick snick snick snick snicksnicksnicksnick - and me slapping my fingers on the fret buttons because I suck at doing quick transitions on there. (This Hard level is still totally kicking my butt.)
I just wish there was an online version of the game in that you could download regularly updated song lists with all sorts of random stuff on there. It's nice they got two Megadeth songs between the two games on there, but there's only one Stevie Ray Vaughn and one Jimmi Hendrix tune on there ... w'ssup with that? If they could score the song rights, they could really benefit from expanding the list to include Iron Maiden, Manowar ("Sting of the Bumblebee" would be the hardest song, EVARRRR!), Rammstein, BB King, more Pantera, more Brian Setzer/Stray Cats, more Black Label Society, Def Leppard, Static-X, Cannibal Corpse ... and, most of all, SLAYER!! ("Raining Blood" or "South of Heaven" would be ideal, but I'd even settle for "Bloodline"). And not that I have anything at all against their predominantly metal-flavored song lists (obviously), but what if they got around to including a few other guitar-heavy music genres? ... namely blues stuff, or rockabilly, both of which they barely touched on with one or two songs, apiece.
Gotta say that, without a doubt, the best song on either game is ... Strong Bad's "Trogdor."
