CalmDownTom says, "At one point it seemed like there was an endless line of rhythm games in the works over at Harmonix. They had pushed the sereies to the point that it just seemed silly to keep innovating. Rock Band 3 actually taught you how to play the damned instruments. There was nowhere beyond that, aside from actually buying a classical trained tutor with every copy of Rock Band 4. So what was left for the genre? Was there anything left unexplored?"
Pick it up quick.
J Station X: "Harmonix have slashed the prices on multiple Rock Band games and their downloadable track packs in time for Christmas and New Year’s Eve."
I only play a few times per year anymore but what about the songs that lost their contract and had to be removed? Should I not let it update?
The songs just get removed from the store. So long as you've already bought and downloaded them, you're fine to do any updates.
R.I.P. I bought over 1000 songs and I wish I could say still counting. We love you Rockband. <3
The Rock Band Blitz transfer shakout continues as the Rock Band music store makes its way to the final update on April 2. Rock Band Blitz is $15 and all 25 tracks are compatible with Rock Band.
Xbox 360 / Wii / PS3
Available: March 5 Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 (Mar. 6 in Europe)
You weren't happy because you felt your entire rock band library should work in a DEMO version of this game? Who the hell would buy it if that worked? To each their own, but it's a terrible reason to ding it in a review. I want more Rolling Stones songs but I wouldn't bash the game because of it.