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Rock Band 3 (2010) Game Information |
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Overall Rank: |
2306 |
Avg. Rating: |
3.08/5 |
# of Ratings: |
6 |
US Release Date: |
10/26/2010 |
Platform: |
Wii |
ESRB Rating: |
T |
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Multiplayer: |
Local |
Developer: |
Harmonix Music Systems |
Publisher: |
MTV Games |
Genres: |
Casual (Rhythm)
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Synopsis:
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Hook up your novelty instrument controllers and jam along with your favorite songs. Now with keyboard!
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Chris Kavan 03/14/2011 (0 of 0 found this helpful) |
Rating of 4/5 |
Just as fun as Rock Band 2, with the added benefit of a keyboard and for those who want a real challenge, enhanced guitar and drums (not me). Plus I can move all my downloaded tracks over - still disappointed that the original Rock Band 2 setlist wasn't transferred, but overall a great game to rock out with. |
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Nick 03/12/2011 (0 of 0 found this helpful) |
Rating of 3.5/5 |
Great casual game to play with friends. Although I first started with Guitar Hero (which is no more), the Rock Band series seems to be a little better overall with game play. It is a little more forgiving with accuracy, and you don't have to go through a half-ass put together story line like Guitar Hero. Pop it in and rock with friends. |
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Yep all Rock Band/Guitar Hero games that I played were basically the same and offered me nothing new other than the songs I could play. The instrument idea is a good one, but it won't hit a home run like the games did when they first came out. Might as well close it's doors on this type of game. |
03/11/2011 2:56 pm CT
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I think music games, like most casual genres, are a time-limited fad. They specifically target people who are more interested in rock music than in videogames, which immediately leads to difficulty in selling sequels. Casual gamers are much more prone to say, "Why should I buy a new one? My old one works fine," than people who spend a lot of time playing games as a hobby.
This same situation, I think, is going to bite Nintendo in the butt when it comes to selling a Wii successor. All the soccer moms and grannys that bought a Wii won't understand why they need a new Wii when their old one still works, and they certainly won't pay the $300+ that it will most likely cost.
It's a good thing the music game companies sold those bundles for such huge prices, as they only had one shot at it. |
03/11/2011 2:44 pm CT
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short fingers are not a disability. some chords may be harder to play, but you also have double jointed fingers which is an advantage for playing other chords cause you can hold down string combinations easier. Don't diss it till you try it. |
03/11/2011 1:26 pm CT
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