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Then finally on Wednesday night, he achieved the unthinkable after performing the entirety of Megalodon, completely error free. Several months back, he set his sights on achieving a perfect score on Megaladon.įrif estimates he spent 'at least' 400 hours training on the track. 'My goals include getting 100% FC's in as many difficult songs as possible,' Frif states. It was thought to be impossible to complete the track with a perfect 100 percent score, which would mean nearly 20 minutes of fast, continuous playing with putting a single finger wrong.īut this week, a streamer posting videos under the name Frif did exactly that.įrif boasts nearly 34,000 subscribers on YouTube along with a further 16,000 fans on Twitch, and regularly posts videos on all things Guitar Hero, or rather Clone Hero as he plays it.Īccording to Frif's YouTube profile he 'specializes in high-difficulty accomplishments and educational/community content.' Spanning 19 minutes in total, the composition is littered with intricately complex moves that even the most seasoned Guitar Hero players would struggle to complete. Until now, one track had stood above all others as the ultimate test of a Guitar Hero player's abilities: Megalodon.įirst created in 2018 by a user named Jarvis9999, Megalodon is considered to be one of the most challenging songs to play in the game. These tracks are played and regularly shared by players in the online Guitar Hero community, many of whom broadcast their efforts via Twitch streaming accounts.

Read more Nearly 80% of Video Game Characters Are Male, According To Diversity StudyĬlone Hero is notable for the fact it allows players to create and share custom-created songs, a feature that has given rise to some of the toughest and most elaborate tracks to ever grace the series.

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