By Alex Chen | October 17, 2025
This is not real. Well, not real in the sense that you can buy it. But it is real in the sense [[link]] some people built it, off the back of GH: Aerosmith.
YouTube user CosmoKramer took the standalone title (specifically, the Wii version), installed a Megadeth intro, [[link]] then dropped 42 playable Megadeth tracks (“written” in the Frets on Fire forums) into the setlist. It’s as ambitious as it is amazing.
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