Marcus Estrada writes: "For one, many are still disappointed by how the Kickstarter project for Amplitude was handled. Were you aware that they still have not completed all rewards for that campaign?. There are those physical goodies which almost tempted me into backing which are just finally about to begin shipping out. Fortunately, the much-delayed PS3 release finally made its way out on April 11. As has been demonstrated with other projects, having an incomplete crowdfunding project while attempting to fund something else leaves many wary."
Harmonix, best known for their work on the Rock Band franchise, has announced that they're becoming a part of the Epic Games family.
Harmonix, the developer behind Rock Band and Dance Central, reveal some new gameplay footage for the upcoming DJ song-mixing game.
More Stadia exclusives are on the way.
Google should just stick to tablets software and phones all this news still will not get people to buy the friggin thing. I'd rather buy a PS5 or a Series X then waste cash on Stadia.
Lol what's the point? when will google realise the vast majority don't want to game on their crappy platform?
It's kind of sad. Splash Damage is a great developer, and have made some fantastic games that simply never saw the audience they deserved. Partnering with Stadia isn't going to change that track record, by any means.
As for Super Massive, Until Dawn was fantastic, but their latest release didn't do well, and I think they're looking for any sort of partnership money at this point.
Seems like a simple answer. The product wasn't compelling.
Well you can't expect people to just throw that much money for a PC port of a game that wasn't even finished (and still isn't) when it got released initially. RB4 released as what was essentially an Early Access game, except they charged full price for it and had crazy prices for the instrument bundles. RB4 had less content and features than the first Rock Band back in 2007.
Already got Rocksmith.
PC seems like a weird choice for Rock Band. I mean, a major part of the appeal is playing with friends, if you're playing on a 24" or even 32" monitor, how well do you honestly think that's going to work out?