Don't care in the slightest.

This was the worst Rock Band IMO and im glad there abandoning it to work on the network.

I have this game but haven't downloaded a single piece of DLC for it. That money is for the big version of the game that I can play with friends.

So I don't consider this a big loss. And this might help the RBN get started sooner, which is a good thing.

I hadn't gotten around to this one, not much inter rhythm game, but if the game is was really doing well, would it have dropped to $20 so fast and content support be neglected so quickly?

Don't get me wrong, they released a fair amount of music on PSN for this version of the series, but were they as pleased with its performance as they say, I highly doubt they'd be abandoning it as they are now.

I've bought almost all the DLC so far, since I love the Frequency/Amplitude gameplay that so many newer Harmonix fans don't seem to "get" in this handheld version, so this isn't a huge loss for me. For a handheld title, it got much more support than I was expecting, and while I don't agree with every song they chose to give priority, I'm happy that I could expand my setlist.

@ The Silent Protagonist

The price (and support) were likely dropped because, after years of Harmonix's fans pleading for a sequel to Amplitude, they finally made it and people got all snobby about not using plastic instruments and having to switch tracks. It's far more "gamey" than Guitar Hero or Rock Band, and I think people were a little afraid of that, hence poor sales. The game itself is pretty well done, for a handheld revival of a niche gameplay style.

@ DustyBlue

It's good that there's no more additional content available? Or are you just being irrational when the proper response should be "I don't care"?

I liked Frequency, didn't like Amplitude, and didn't care for this much, so no, I don't care.