Rock Band Unplugged
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Rock Band Unplugged is a portable version of Harmonix's famous music games, Amplitude and Frequency, with a Rock Band theme and visual design. It was developed by both Backbone Entertainment and Harmonix.
Guitar Hero was not the only rhythm game to release on handhelds. Rock Band , which was riding high with the release of Rock Band 2 , was already gearing up for a busy release window. MTV Games was lo… Read more
A handheld version of a popular, plastic-heavy music game doesn’t need to be difficult. Just ditch the instruments! For Guitar Hero: On Tour, Activision created an unnecessary and obstructive dongle t… Read more
Rock Band: Unplugged is not the game you might be expecting. Instead of recreating the classic console multiplayer experience on the handheld, Harmonix intriguingly decided to get back to their roots… Read more
Unplugged what the hell is that suppose to mean, I get the meaning of portable but Unplugged(Sheesh). The game is okay because of the(utra-mega-super-overnice) good setlist and they got a good gamepla… Read more
When they showed the different tracks and said you had to switch between them to play all the instruments I thought that was really interesting, cool and couldn't wait to try it out, so when I got the… Read more
I had a lot of fun with this Rock Band game. Yea it might not have multiplayer modes but it really does have some fun gameplay to it. I really enjoyed the whole switching instrument tracks as you play… Read more
Final Verdict: 5/5 Stars The Good: Great port while staying true to the Rock Band experience. Good song list. Fun, hectic, gameplay. The Bad: Poor load times. Some minor frame rate issues. I have logg… Read more
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