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I get it.
When Harmonix develops a game, the characters look natural. When they outsource, the characters become dead-eyed robots.
Then again, Green Day are dead-eyed robots in real life, so maybe the graphics ARE realistic...
When Harmonix develops a game, the characters look natural. When they outsource, the characters become dead-eyed robots.
Then again, Green Day are dead-eyed robots in real life, so maybe the graphics ARE realistic...
Eh, Harmonix not working on it means they're freed up to develop a certain other highly-anticipated rhythm game that people have been waiting on since the dawn of man.
Come on, HMX. Show me 'dem threes.
Come on, HMX. Show me 'dem threes.
maybe there will be a minigame where you have to dodge mud hurled at you by the crowd during the woostock era
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This is good news. Harmonix already said that GDRB isn't the only Rock Band game being released this year.
Rock Band 3? Most likely. I just hope they don't go the way of "<shitty band>: Rock Band, Rock Band #, <spinoff> Rock Band" every year. "<fucking amazing band>: Rock Band, Rock Band #" would be alright with me. Something that the general rhythm gaming community can agree upon, like Led Zeppelin, for instance.
This is good news. Harmonix already said that GDRB isn't the only Rock Band game being released this year.
Rock Band 3? Most likely. I just hope they don't go the way of "<shitty band>: Rock Band, Rock Band #, <spinoff> Rock Band" every year. "<fucking amazing band>: Rock Band, Rock Band #" would be alright with me. Something that the general rhythm gaming community can agree upon, like Led Zeppelin, for instance.
I hope more information comes out about the game, as I'm getting worried. You'd think they'd have learned with all the failures Activision had, and even the "meh" success with Beatles: Rock Band that single band games maybe aren't the way to go. Especially... ugh... Green Day...
For me, the problem of GD:RB is that Green Day hasn't exactly stopped putting out albums. Sure, you can document their career up to this point, but all future songs will have to use on-disc art. Which sucks if they do a really unusual music video or photo that becomes iconic for the entire album (think the uniforms for Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band).
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