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Behold the power of fourplay

Words: Dan Amrich, GamesRadar US
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Expect this to be the hot holiday gift and party activity - playing rock and roll fantasy camp in your own living room is a thrill that can’t be denied. The experience is well worth its $170 asking price (for a guitar/drum/mic/game bundle, which is the only way you’ll be able to buy Rock Band for months anyway) and makes for one of the most rewarding co-op events you could ask for. This is the perfectly polished, logical extension of what Guitar Hero started and where the music genre needed to go. It just rocks. 

You'll love
  • Incredibly inspiring multiplayer
  • Excellent player animations
  • Super customizable characters
You'll hate
  • No online career mode
  • Technical singing
  • New guitar feels "soft"
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Rock Band
Rock Band

Release date: Nov 20, 2007
Published by: MTV Games
Developed by: Harmonix
Features: Dolby 5.1; bundle includes one USB guitar, one USB drumset, one USB microphone, and one USB hub
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
4 player CO-OP
2 player VS
Online
2 player VS
4 player CO-OP
10 INCREDIBLE
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Behold the power of fourplay
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