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Green Day Not 2010's Only Rock Band Game
by Chris Faylor, Jan 21, 2010 8:30pm PST
Following criticism that Green Day: Rock Band's main act isn't of the same caliber as that of last year's The Beatles: Rock Band, series publisher MTV had admitted that the dedicated Green Day project is "of course not going to be our only [Rock Band] game this year."
The tidbit emerged while MTV Games senior VP Paul DeGooyer was chatting with Newsarama, as noticed by Destructoid.
Though MTV Games, which owns Rock Band and Guitar Hero series creator Harmonix, has previously mentioned Rock Band 3, DeGooyer teased that it hasn't announced "any formal plans for a sequel game... yet," adding that while downloadable content serves to deliver new songs, it's easier to deliver "major upgrades" on a physical disc.
As for Green Day: Rock Band, the latest in the multi-instrument music game franchise hits PlayStaiton 3, Xbox 360 and Wii at some unspecified point in 2010, with PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 buyers able to export its various songs into Rock Band 1 and 2.
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Heavy Metal
Death Metal
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Just more more METAL \m/
I have to make more use out of my double kicker and KickBox :)
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Play blackened on expert, any instrument, and tell me it's not challenging.
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