In an interview with Business Insider, Rock Band 4's project leader Daniel Sussman confirmed that older controllers from past Rock Band and Guitar Hero installments will be supported in the new Rock Band 4.
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Thursday, April 16, 2015
Rock Band 4 Will Support Older Controllers + thoughts
In an interview with Business Insider, Rock Band 4's project leader Daniel Sussman confirmed that older controllers from past Rock Band and Guitar Hero installments will be supported in the new Rock Band 4.
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Harmonix Creates Rock Band Sale On The Xbox 360 Starting Today
Harmonix just announced a massive Rock Band sale on Xbox 360 lasting from April 7 to April 12. Not only are DLC tracks discounted, Rock Band 3 is also on sale and Rock Band Blitz will be
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Tell Harmonix What Songs You Want In Rock Band 4
Chances are that despite the more than 1,600 Rock Band songs that were in circulation, something you wanted didn’t make that cut. Whether that’s because it wasn’t chosen or because the music is more recent, hope has been rekindled.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Rock Band dev at work on at least 2 new AAA games
Rock Band developer Harmonix is keeping busy. During the newest Harmonix podcast, studio director of communications and brand management John Drake revealed the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based developer is at work on more than two new "AAA" franchises. This is on top of Dance Central 3 and Rock Band Blitz, both of which are due out later this year.
No concrete information on the projects was divulged, but Drake teased that at least one of these new franchises may represent a departure from the music-based games the studio has become famous for.
"Some of them are music games, some of them are not full-on rhythm-action games," he said. "Some of them are brand new things that we created from our gut and our brains here at Harmonix. Some are things that we're expanding the universe of."
One thing was clear: none of the new projects are new Rock Band or Dance Central titles.
"I'm talking about completely new stuff," Drake said.
As for Harmonix's current projects, Rock Band Blitz is the first downloadable entry in the series and is due out later this year, while Dance Central 3 is being readied to ship this fall. That Kinect-required game is the sequel to last year's well-received Dance Central 2.
[gamespot.com]
No concrete information on the projects was divulged, but Drake teased that at least one of these new franchises may represent a departure from the music-based games the studio has become famous for."Some of them are music games, some of them are not full-on rhythm-action games," he said. "Some of them are brand new things that we created from our gut and our brains here at Harmonix. Some are things that we're expanding the universe of."
One thing was clear: none of the new projects are new Rock Band or Dance Central titles.
"I'm talking about completely new stuff," Drake said.
As for Harmonix's current projects, Rock Band Blitz is the first downloadable entry in the series and is due out later this year, while Dance Central 3 is being readied to ship this fall. That Kinect-required game is the sequel to last year's well-received Dance Central 2.
[gamespot.com]
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