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Legacy DLC implementation has been a cumbersome process for Rock Band 4. Today, Harmonix has offered an update with a couple of fixes that should make things a little easier.
Back to the Future Day was last week, so Harmonix is a little late in celebrating the 80s. Nonetheless, this week marks the arrival of three new songs from this great era of music.
Getting on-disc exports ready for Rock Band 4 isn't a fast process, but Harmonix is keeping its user base in the loop, noting that Rock Band 3's disc track export is on schedule for December.
Rock Band 4 is getting another six-pack of Aerosmith songs today, including one from a certain movie soundtrack. (No, not that one. Sorry.)
There are a few sour notes in Rock Band 4 at the moment, but Harmonix is ready to address those with a new patch set to hit in a couple of weeks.
Feels like old times, because Rock Band DLC is starting to release on a regular basis again, starting with four individual tracks coming tomorrow.
With the release of Rock Band 4, Shacknews did not want to forget the plastic instrument afictionados that are out for a challenge. Today, we look at some of the most challenging songs in the long history of the series.
Rock Band 4 is out today and both long-time fans and newcomers are ready to pick up their plastic instruments and rock out. But there seems to be a problem with the Xbox One standalone version that comes with the legacy adapter that's supposed to connect to previous-generation instruments. It's currently not available at major retailers, if anywhere at all.
Rock Band 4 is out today and of course, everyone is going to make a beeline for the conventional DLC and the stuff from the Billboard charts. But what about the stranger songs to hit the series over the years? Today, Shacknews looks back at some of Rock Band's weirdest DLC tracks. (Which, incidentally, are still playable right now.)
Rock Band 4 is ready to bring back the plastic instrument era, but has the magic already passed? Or is it time to grab a plastic guitar and rock out one more time? Our review.
