Dance Central for Microsoft Kinect, from the folks that brought us Rock Band, is one music-based game you’ll be hearing lots more of that doesn’t force gamers to clasp plastic peripherals. Billed as the “first immersive dance video game”, Dance Central has players busting many a move in this disco dancing guilty console pleasure for Microsoft Kinect on Xbox 360. Is it worth making a fool of yourself for? Find out in our Dance Central for Kinect review.
That leaked Rock Band 3 song list that hit the web yesterday had us in a tizzy, not least because Electricpig muso Mic Wright looked set to get his wish for Elton John’s Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting. Now, Rock Band coders Harmonix have released a video direct from the Gamescom show floor, “debunking” the rumour, while also confirming it’s 100% true. Props to Harmonix for handling the leak with aplomb.
The full track listing for Harmonix’s Rock Band 3 has been grabbed by an attendee at Gamescom, check after the link for the list to see what surprises Harmonix has in store.
Rock Band 3 has been revealed in delicious detail and it’s great news for folk who’ve been frustrated by being stuck bashing buttons. The rumoured Rock Band 3 keyboard and pro mode are go with a 25 key MIDI keyboard, a pair of real guitar controllers and an improved drum kit on the way. And while Guitar Hero: Warriors Of Rock promises 90 tracks, Rock Band 3 will weigh in with an equally mighty 83 song set list…
When Rock Band 3 was teased with a keyboard peripheral the other day, we jokingly suggested that we were hoping for a keytar. Now new rumours suggest our dreams of recreating ‘80s rock posturing may actually be coming true – Rock Band 3’s keyboard could in fact be a keytar. And people actually hoping to play instruments for real may be in luck too. Stage whispers suggest Rock Band 3 will pack a new pro mode that will teach you proper technique…
Rockband 3 will come packing a keyboard peripheral. The Green Day: Rock Band demo has hit Xbox Live and reveals some clues about who’ll be in the band next time and it seems ivory tinklers will be welcome. Read on for what we know so far and to suggest your favourite keyboard powered tunes…
Following the nostalgia-inducing melodies of The Beatles: Rock Band, Harmonix is at it again with something more edgy, with Green Day: Rock Band. It’s not out till June 8th but we got a chance to sit down with developer, Harmonix to murder some of the band’s best moments. Read on for our verdict on what we’ve seen so far.
