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Offline Flames_of_chaos

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Rock Band Unplugged
« on: February 24, 2009, 11:00:20 PM »
While a Rock Band game for PSP a bunch of us were scratching our heads how it will work. There are new details about the game and it will play like 2 Harmonix games that Sony published on the PS2 Amplitude and Frequency.

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Following up on the surprise revelation that Harmonix's multi-instrument music series Rock Band is somehow heading to the PSP, Primotech claims to have the details. And no, it won't come with an add-on a la Guitar Hero DS.

The site says it's learned that the off-shoot, dubbed Rock Band Unplugged, is currently in development at Backbone Entertainment, and will feature tracks from Blink 182, Boston, AFI, Kansas, Lit, and The Police, plus DLC support, when it arrives this fall.

The gameplay resembles Harmonix's PlayStation 2 games Amplitude and Frequency, with players tapping face buttons in time with an on-screen track. Once players have completed a "phrase" on an instrument, that track will apparently play itself for a bit, allowing gamers to switch to the other instruments and build up their score multiplier.
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Re: Rock Band Unplugged
« Reply #1 on: February 25, 2009, 07:59:59 PM »
There are still games coming out for the PSP? Color me surprised.
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Re: Rock Band Unplugged
« Reply #2 on: February 25, 2009, 08:18:36 PM »
Activision meets full fat milk.