Home News > Guitar Hero 2 Streamer Beats All 74 Songs in a Row Without Missing a Note

Guitar Hero 2 Streamer Beats All 74 Songs in a Row Without Missing a Note

by Christian Feb 22,2025

Guitar Hero 2 Streamer Beats All 74 Songs in a Row Without Missing a Note

Gamer Achieves Unprecedented Guitar Hero 2 Feat: A Permadeath Masterpiece

A groundbreaking achievement in the Guitar Hero community has been accomplished: streamer Acai28 flawlessly completed every song in Guitar Hero 2's Permadeath mode, a feat previously thought impossible. This marks a first for the Guitar Hero 2 community, sparking widespread praise and inspiring others to revisit the classic rhythm game.

The Guitar Hero franchise, once a dominant force in gaming, has experienced a resurgence of interest, potentially fueled by Fortnite's recent incorporation of similar gameplay mechanics. While many gamers have achieved perfect scores on individual Guitar Hero songs, Acai28's accomplishment transcends this, demanding unparalleled precision and dedication.

Acai28's Permadeath run involved conquering all 74 songs in Guitar Hero 2 on the Xbox 360, a platform known for its demanding accuracy requirements. The challenge was amplified by a Permadeath mod, where a single missed note results in the complete deletion of the save file, forcing a restart from the beginning. A minor modification removing the strum limit for the notoriously difficult song "Trogdor" was the only other alteration made.

The Gaming Community Celebrates

Social media is abuzz with congratulations for Acai28. The achievement is particularly lauded considering the original Guitar Hero games demand far more precise timing than later fan-made titles like Clone Hero. Inspired by Acai28's success, many gamers are reportedly dusting off their old controllers to attempt their own runs.

The recent resurgence of interest in the Guitar Hero formula can be partly attributed to Fortnite. Epic Games' acquisition of Harmonix, the original developer of Guitar Hero and Rock Band, and the subsequent introduction of the Fortnite Festival mode (which shares similarities with the classic rhythm games) has rekindled nostalgia and introduced a new generation to the genre. This renewed interest may lead to a wave of Permadeath attempts within the Guitar Hero community, further testing the limits of skill and perseverance.

Trending Games