“The Beatles: Rock Band”
Genre: Rhythm/music
Developer: Harmonix
Publisher: MTV Games
Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii
ESRB rating: “T” for Teen
Price: $59.99
Release date: Wednesday, Sept. 9
Grade: A
Game Guy wanted to say “The Beatles: Rock Band” is a waste of time and money.
He longed to laugh out loud at the folly of plugging the…
Yes, it’s true: LEGO is coming to “Rock Band.”
The question is: Why?
It’s hard for even Game Guy to understand this one, and he’s a LEGO fan from way back — way back when LEGOs were bricks and not dolls.
Nevertheless, Warner…
Meet the Beatles … on “Rock Band” in September.
I loved Legos as a kid. Couldn’t get enough of them. Owned boxes and boxes and cans and cans of plain Legos long before “themed” Lego sets came along to deny children their God-given right to be imaginative and build whatever…
Looks like the Killers will make another appearance on the latest “Guitar Hero” and “Rock Band” at the same time.
Game publishers Activision and Harmonix say they’ll offer three downloadable Killers tracks for each title on the same day, Nov. 25, though not the…
The guy who redefined the term “guitar licks,” Mr. Tongue himself, is angling for a taste of the music video game pie.
Kiss guitarist Gene Simmons has put his face and name on a new ax-shaped guitar controller for PlayStation 2 and…
“Guitar Hero World Tour”
Availability: Sunday, Oct. 26
Genre: Music video
Developer: Neversoft
Publisher: Activision
Platforms: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, Wii, Xbox 360
ESRB rating: T (teen)
Price: $59.99-$49.99
Grade: B+
With “Guitar Hero World Tour,” the franchise starts outgrowing its name and starts looking like its rival.
The fourth installment in the GH music video game series includes…
Above all else, two things stand out about “Rock Band,” the outrageously popular music video game by Harmonix: the whole-band experience and the game’s music inventory.
For PlayStation 2 users, however, that last part is limited; only the 58 songs bundled…
Yes, it took long enough, but the hugely popular virtual music game “Rock Band” finally will make the leap to Nintendo’s Wii this summer, developer Harmonix Music Systems has announced.
If you haven’t heard — and Game Guy guesses the list of…
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