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They might even do what they did with Rock Band 1 & 2 - let you purchase a code to transfer the setlist across the games.
pb wrote:
> How they make it different enough in other ways will be
> interesting to see, though. Especially if they have Lego based
> instruments as an option!
and a Lego Guitar (controller!)
> How they make it different enough in other ways will be
> interesting to see, though. Especially if they have Lego based
> instruments as an option!
and a Lego Guitar (controller!)
It will certainly depend on the setlist more than any other aspect, possibly aimed at a younger audience for the most part.
How they make it different enough in other ways will be interesting to see, though. Especially if they have Lego based instruments as an option!
How they make it different enough in other ways will be interesting to see, though. Especially if they have Lego based instruments as an option!
Ghost Killer wrote:
> I'm not too keen on the idea. Just sounds like Harmonix are
> milking the franchise a little now to be honest. I mean I can't
> see how it'll be much different. Hopefully the tracks that
> feature in the game will make it as downloable content for Rock
> Band 1 and 2 though :p
Yeah,I know what you mean Harmonix are milking the franchise for all its worth for sure and you're right it can't be that much different to the existing Rock Band games.But as all the previous Lego games have been great fun and the thought of howling away to cheesey classics such as 'Kung Fu Fighting' & 'The Final Countdown' with plastic characters with my mates on their 'real' plastic instruments after a few beers has to make this worth checking out :)
Seriously doubt the songs will be made available as DLC for existing Rock Band games.Neversoft could have done that with 'Guitar Hero : Metallica' but not only did they not do it,they actually went one step further as no other Guitar Hero DLC (other than the Metallica Death Magnetic album pack) worked with the game.Its all about making us part with more of our hard earned cash than we would be really like and games companies are very good at doing that.
> I'm not too keen on the idea. Just sounds like Harmonix are
> milking the franchise a little now to be honest. I mean I can't
> see how it'll be much different. Hopefully the tracks that
> feature in the game will make it as downloable content for Rock
> Band 1 and 2 though :p
Yeah,I know what you mean Harmonix are milking the franchise for all its worth for sure and you're right it can't be that much different to the existing Rock Band games.But as all the previous Lego games have been great fun and the thought of howling away to cheesey classics such as 'Kung Fu Fighting' & 'The Final Countdown' with plastic characters with my mates on their 'real' plastic instruments after a few beers has to make this worth checking out :)
Seriously doubt the songs will be made available as DLC for existing Rock Band games.Neversoft could have done that with 'Guitar Hero : Metallica' but not only did they not do it,they actually went one step further as no other Guitar Hero DLC (other than the Metallica Death Magnetic album pack) worked with the game.Its all about making us part with more of our hard earned cash than we would be really like and games companies are very good at doing that.
I'm not too keen on the idea. Just sounds like Harmonix are milking the franchise a little now to be honest. I mean I can't see how it'll be much different. Hopefully the tracks that feature in the game will make it as downloable content for Rock Band 1 and 2 though :p