GHIII Wireless or Wired?

I am thinking about buying this game but, I have heard that people are expiriencing trouble with the Wireless guitar and not with the wired. But that is not my main concerns. My main concerns are:

1.- Whats the battery life of the wireless guitar and what type of batteries does it use?

2.- Is it uncomfortable to play/use the wired version or is there any other reason Wireless > Wired?

I'm sorry if this sounds familiar from reading it elsewhere, but the wireless controller breaks easily. The connection where the neck plugs into the guitar is poor, and it causes malfunctions in the buttons. If you are serious about enjoying/getting good at GH3, you will need the wired controller. I have both, and I only use the wired one now because I quite often will miss notes when the buttons I am pressing do not register. How do I know? If you watch the "fret board" where the five colored buttons are on the screen, they light up when you press them. Sometimes the button is engaged but the light does not come on. Therefore, the controller is faulty. You will experience this problem.

On the other hand, if you plan on just having a good time and maybe inviting a friend to play with you, it is nice to have fewer wires on the floor.

Of course wireless is much better, sure it will kill your batteries faster than the 360 controller but it's better thann having your disk scratched up when you jerk the wire and 360 accidently.its_a_name

first of all, the wire is really long.....second of all, its called break away cables, have you heard of them? It means they break AWAY from the system without actually moving the system......so unless your giving it all hell, it aint movin

I'm sorry if this sounds familiar from reading it elsewhere, but the wireless controller breaks easily. The connection where the neck plugs into the guitar is poor, and it causes malfunctions in the buttons. If you are serious about enjoying/getting good at GH3, you will need the wired controller. I have both, and I only use the wired one now because I quite often will miss notes when the buttons I am pressing do not register. How do I know? If you watch the "fret board" where the five colored buttons are on the screen, they light up when you press them. Sometimes the button is engaged but the light does not come on. Therefore, the controller is faulty. You will experience this problem.

On the other hand, if you plan on just having a good time and maybe inviting a friend to play with you, it is nice to have fewer wires on the floor.

therealmandm6

It has a lock feature on the back.

Voila.

there's a very slim chance my les paul will cut off during a chord

but if i'm going for the high score, i use my wired one