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The guitar hero cheats in the song "Sweet Child O' Mine" by Guns N' Roses may sound hard to pull off at first, but that doesn't stop people from trying to do it. This is a surprisingly common occurrence in the always evolving world of gaming and online multiplayer. I'll introduce you to some of the most well known methods for doing so and explain how they work. Introduction: Knights of Outland used to be a popular gaming clan on Xbox Live who would do things such as release their own songs and artists, tour regions with large communities, and even create custom controllers made just for them. The best example, though, is the private song server which they created for their own use. This server was kept secret from almost everyone, except for a select few of the KOO team members. More information on this story can be found at http://www.xboxhive.com/xbox-hive-news/knightsoftland-private-song-server/. Thoughts: I'm going to share a little story about an event that happened during my time with Xbox Live and the internet community in general. When I first started playing guitar through a software program known as Guitar Hero 2, one of my friends decided to upload his own track to the game. He called it "Cheat. GH2" and was really good at playing it. I couldn't beat it. It took me forever to learn how to play it and because of that about 2 years went by before I finally beat it for the first time. I kept playing this track for a while until one day when we were in a private chat with another friend, we decided to show him the track. We played the song through our headset and he reacted in shock. He said that he could have never imagined that people would have done this to the game. Well, the track was actually hacked by reverse engineering the game's code. So, what you see in this video is not entirely humanly possible unless you know how to cheat :p Methods: Knights of Outland have confirmed that they are no longer together or are even interested in having anything to do with cheating these games anymore. It is unknown whether Knights of Outland are still active in any other online games, but I'm pretty certain they aren't into console gaming anymore because in the later years it seems like their activity has dropped off in terms of video game development. They have also been accused on more than one occasion of being a 'scamming' clan. "Guitar Hero" is a series of music video games developed by Harmonix and published by RedOctane and Activision. The series, which simulates the playing of rock music, consists of five titles: "Guitar Hero", "Guitar Hero II", "Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s", "Guitar Hero II II: 2nd Encore", and "". cfa1e77820
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