In Do-or-Die, the song restarts like in Sudden Death, however, unlike Sudden Death, Death Drain no longer appears instead, the song plays much faster, and some power-ups, such as Amp Overload, now last twice as long, while other power-ups, such as Broken String, now require twice as many button presses to fix. In Guitar Hero World Tour, Sudden Death is replaced with Do-or-Die.
The meter drains faster for those on higher difficulties.
Death Drain (Sudden Death only) - A skull appears over the opponent's highway and the opponent's Rock Meter continuously drains. If the opponent does not have any Battle Power-Ups, it should be saved until he/she does. Steal Power-Up - Steals the opponent's current Battle Power-Up shown. If the opponent hits a grey note, his/her Rock Meter will greatly decrease, and they will lose their most recent power-up. Mines - Randomly adds grey notes on the opponent's screen. Lefty (Righty) Flip - Temporarily flips the opponent's fret board horizontally, making your opponent's to play on Lefty Flip (or Righty Flip). There can only be a maximum of 3 notes per chord with this Power-Up. Double Notes - Temporarily adds an extra note to the opponent's upcoming notes as chords. This Battle Power-Up is not available to the player if the opponent is already playing on Expert. Difficulty Up - Temporarily increases the difficulty level of the opponent by 1. Trapped Under Ice - (GH:M) - Metallica's version of Whammy Bar that freezes the opponent's fret bar until the whammy bar is repeatedly pressed. Similar to Broken String, but it disables the entire strike line rather than a single button. Whammy Bar - Lifts up the opponent's fret bar and completely disables all of the opponent's frets until the opponent repeatedly pushes in the whammy bar. The effects are the same but the name is different. (GH:M) - Metallica's version of Broken String. That fret cannot be used until the player repeatedly presses the corresponding button. 
Broken String - Randomly disables one of the opponent's frets. Fade to Black (GH:M) - Metallica's version of Blackout that was first introduced as. Blackout (GH:SH and GH:VH) - Temporarily completely makes the opponent's highway black, making the notes completely impossible to see. Ride the Lightning (GH:M) - Metallica's version of Amp Overload that sends a bolt of lightning on the opponent's highway. If your opponent already knows the note patterns of the song by heart, this power-up will have little to no effect, unless used in conjunction with other attacks. Amp Overload - Distorts your opponent's highway and your opponent's notes blink, making it harder to see their notes. Here is a list of Battle Power-Ups for the Guitar Hero games along with their effects. 2.3 Zakk Wylde and Ted Nugent Guitar Battles. .jpg "guitar hero live hyperspeed")
2.1 Tom Morello and Slash Guitar Battles. When playing online, Battle mode was very popular, however GH officials claim that it was not a true way of beating another online player, as it was not a true show of talent. It is rumored that the Guitar Duel would have been very challenging, with many Slider and HOPO sections. Apparently, Kirk Hammett of Metallica had recorded a Guitar Duel for Guitar Hero Metallica, but was ultimately scrapped from the game. However, Battle Mode is still available as a two player gametype. The two battles in World Tour are against Zakk Wylde and Ted Nugent. Guitar hero live hyperspeed pro#
Power ups no longer appear instead, the player tries to bring the crowd meter all the way to their side in a manner similar to the original Face-Off and Pro Face-Off modes. In Guitar Hero World Tour, the format of the guitar battle format was changed. It is played at the end of Career Mode, and, upon beating it, Joe Perry is unlocked as a playable character. There is a Guitar Battle against Joe Perry in Guitar Hero: Aerosmith. In Career Mode, the player faces Tom Morello ( Mitch's Moose Lounge), Slash ( Shanker's Island), and Lou ( Lou's Inferno). In Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, the players use power-ups to make their opponent miss. In Guitar Hero, a Guitar Battle is a competition between two players or a player and a computer player.
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