| Publishers | Activision |
| Developers | Neversoft |
| Release date | 2007 |
| Genre | Action |
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Game Description
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock is a music rhythm game, the third main installment in the Guitar Hero series, and the fourth title overall. The game was published by Activision and distributed by RedOctane. It is the first game in the series to be developed by Neversoft after Activision’s acquisition of RedOctane and MTV Games’ purchase of Harmonix, the previous development studio for the series.
Download Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
We might have the game available for more than one platform. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock is currently available on these platforms:
Windows (2007)
Guitar_Hero_III_Legends_of_Rock_Win_ISO_EN.zip (3.26GB)
How to play on Windows
- Download and Extract Guitar_Hero_III_Legends_of_Rock_Win_ISO_EN.zip
- Mount OGD_Guitar_Hero_III_Legends_of_Rock.iso and drag all files in the ISO to any folder
- Run GHMenu.exe
- Select “Install Game” and wait for game to finish installing
- Select “Patch v1.3” to patch the game to v1.3
- Select “No-CD Crack” to apply the NoCD to the game
- When your installation is completed, run “Setup.exe” to launch the game
Additional files, patches and fixes
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Screenshots
Windows
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La ejecución de código no puede continuar por que no se encontró
d3dx9_35.dll.
Este problema se puede solucionar reinstalando el programa
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Installing took a while because it kept getting error #1723. I fixed it by going to local disk (C:), then program files (x86), then I made a new folder and named it “Aspyr”. Inside the Aspyr folder, make another folder and name it Guitar Hero 3. Inside this folder, you need to insert a file called awl.dll (This file is found in this download! Just copy it to the Guitar Hero 3 folder and it should work).
After I installed the base game, I ran into another problem with installing the .net framework, and then with the GHTCP install. (The .net framework button on this download is meant for Windows 7, which didn’t come with the .net framework installed, and since Windows 10 already has .net framework integrated, you really can just skip this step and move on to GHTCP.)
Installing GHTCP gave me a bit of an issue because it was asking for an update to the .net framework. To fix this, go to windows update and install any .net updates that may be pending. Once they’re installed and the PC has been reset, it should install GHTCP with no issue.
Last issue, the biggest hassle for me: using a rock band guitar controller. FYI Guitar Hero 3 only works with Guitar Hero controllers, but there is a workaround. I used a program called XPadder, which basically allows you to emulate keyboard button presses with whatever controller you have. Long story short, you need to map the controller’s buttons to emulate the keyboard buttons, and trick the game into thinking the guitar controller is just you playing with a keyboard. I was able to map all 5 colored buttons, the strum bar, the D-Pad, and the Start and Select buttons; the only thing missing is getting the whammy bar to work (I’m still working on it).
Thought it would be nice for others to benefit from this in case they run into the same problems as me. If you’re using another Windows OS, or Mac or Linux, then I cannot help you. Still, all I did was google around and see what other people said worked for them, and gave it a shot.
Good luck!
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