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ROCK BAND ROCK BAND

Rockband-iphone-77830

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ROCK TO BIG HITS BY BANDS YOU KNOW & LOVE! Play 26 FREE tracks from legendary artists. And coming at you in 2010, look for new premium tracks available at a low price in our Music Store from awesome artists like WEEZER!
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Release Date:
Dec 01, 2009
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'Rock Band' Studio Harmonix Working On Another iOS Game
Calendar16 Wed, 17 Aug 2011 17:00:56 UTC +00:00
Well, we kinda know what “VidRhythm” is now. Chatting with Gamasutra about the mysterious trademark spotted by Internet sleuths earlier this July, Rock Band creator Harmonix confirmed that VidRhythm is a real project and it’s coming to iOS soon-ish. It also divulged that it’s more app than game, but stopped short of delivering mechanical or system-level details. Neat. "It will actually be our first iOS release as a studio, coming out relatively soon," Harmonix CEO Alex Rigopulos said in the interview. "I can't say anything yet about what it is, but in parallel with all these huge console game productions we have underway, we're commencing our first iOS development project." These are screens from Rock Band, FYI. Harmonix has been responsible for, or in part responsible for, a couple of App Store games. Naturally, it helped create Rock Band [$4.99] for iOS, but it’s also the studio behind the Guitar Hero-like Read More
Happy Thanksgiving – Here Are a TON of Games on Sale
Calendar16 Thu, 25 Nov 2010 11:04:08 UTC +00:00
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays, and has been all my life. What's there not to love about an entire day revolving around eating massive amounts of turkey, stuffing, and all the other fixings? Sure, I could do without needing to feign interest in football, but thankfully tryptophan overload usually allows me to sleep through all of that. If you're looking for something to do this year while you do your best to either pretend to be interested in football or anxiously wait for the food to be done, there are a ton of sales on the App Store to consider. The basis of this post comes from SirAwesome's awesome thread in our new price drops, freebies, and deals forum. He put together an extremely exhaustive listing of everything that's on sale, and the thread is good to stop by just to make sure you're not missing anything that might Read More
Black Friday 2010: Mobile Game Deals for Black Friday
Calendar16 Wed, 24 Nov 2010 22:24:52 UTC +00:00
We’ve been covering a lot of Black Friday deals for the past week here at IntoMobile, even going as far as picking our Top 11 Apps to help make your Black Friday shopping a little bit easier. You’ve probably done a lot of preparing for the biggest shopping day of the year (and maybe for Thanksgiving dinner, too), and I think you deserve a little treat. That’s why I’m happy to report that a number of mobile game publishers are slashing their prices for both the Thanksgiving holiday weekend as well as Black Friday. So without further ado, here’s the list of mobile game publishers that are slashing their prices: 99¢ iPhone Games: $2.99 iPhone Games: $4.99 iPhone Games: 99¢ iPad Games: $2.99 Android Games: $3.99 Android Games: $2.99 Blackberry Games: $3.99 Blackberry Games: 99¢ iPhone Games: $4.99 iPhone Games: $2.99 iPad Games: 99¢ iPhone Games: 99¢ iPhone Games: $4.99 iPhone Read More
RT @iphoneappsales: ROCK BAND for #iPhon...
Calendar16 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 04:39:39 UTC +00:00
...@iphoneappsales: ROCK BAND for #iPhone is on sale for $4.99 (reg. $6.99). 4/5 stars. http://bit.ly/9XXVlr... Read More
Sale on iPhone Apps $6.99-> $4.99[RO...
Calendar16 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 04:39:21 UTC +00:00
...on iPhone Apps $6.99-> $4.99[ROCK BAND][Games] check it out. http://bit.ly/bNhSUh #iPhone #Apps #Sale... Read More
#sale #free #appstore #iphone ROCK BAND ...
Calendar16 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 03:40:07 UTC +00:00
...#free #appstore #iphone ROCK BAND is on SALE! Old price $6.99, new price $4.99! http://bit.ly/a1zy4n... Read More
TUAW's Daily App: SimCity
Calendar16 Wed, 23 Jun 2010 13:00:00 UTC +00:00
Jun 23rd 2010 at 8:00AM Looks like the sale in only in the US app store (or at least C&C is not on sale in the NZ one). It's not in the UK one either. Shame! Since when did TUAW become a gaming magazine? I love the concept of an app of the day but it would be great if there were an option of filtering game reviews out of TUAW's otherwise relevant news feed... You and Jordan need to start up your own blog, call it iComplain. I hope they put these on sale because of an upcoming iPad version of the games... I'm getting sick of using FullForce on Trivial Pursuit... it makes the board full screen, but the questions and such still only occupy an iPhone-sized corner of the screen. I'm betting it's to bump their games up on the best sellers lists before all the new iPhone Read More
RT @TwitNewApps Top iPhone App: ROCK BAN...
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Apr 2010 18:43:46 UTC +00:00
...@TwitNewApps Top iPhone App: ROCK BAND - Electronic Arts ROCK TO BIG HITS BY BANDS YOU KNOW & LOVE! Play 30... http://bit.ly/dgUAHz... Read More
RT @eamobile: Be 1st to rock out 2 the n...
Calendar16 Tue, 23 Mar 2010 22:00:35 UTC +00:00
...@eamobile: Be 1st to rock out 2 the new PEARL JAM song pack 4 ROCK BAND iPhone/iPod touch. Check the RB Music Store now! US Link: http://bit.ly/a7Zw... Read More
How Do You Stream Music on Your iPhone?
Calendar16 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 12:09:34 UTC +00:00
By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Mar 22, 2010 | Outside storing music in the iPhone’s built in iPod app, there are a variety of ways to simply stream the audio you want to listen to: We’re all hoping iPhone 4.0 addresses that pesky “no streaming internet music while using other apps” multitasking miss we’ve suffered through lo these last 3 years, but in the meantime — what are you using to stream your music on your iPhone? Any tips and or tricks you can share? Read More
Gameloft says they've got iPhone locked down
Calendar16 Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:00:00 UTC +00:00
Gameloft is one of the bigger iPhone-specific (or at least mobile-specific) game developers out there, and in fact they're so big, they tell Mobile Entertainment that they're not scared of their development partner Ubisoft and other big game developers headed to the iPhone. Ubisoft developed the most recent Assassin's Creed game for the iPhone, but Gameloft developed the first, and Gameloft's Gonzague de Vallois says that their game had better ratings and sales. To a certain extent, yes, the App Store creates a level playing field for game developers, and allows companies even smaller than Gameloft to get their games out to a mass audience and gain a following based simply on gameplay, not necessarily marketing or other factors. But despite Gameloft's bragging, some of the most popular titles on the App Store, from Rock Band to Call of Duty: World at War Zombies, are able to tie a successful brand Read More
25 iPhone Games That Should Rock on the iPad
Calendar16 Thu, 04 Feb 2010 22:53:02 UTC +00:00
Posted 02/04/2010 at 2:53pm | by Andrew Hayward Apple's iPad announcement event didn't put an especially large focus on the gaming possibilities of the new device, but what was shown demonstrated how easily developers can modify current iPhone and iPod touch apps with just a brief time investment. We've already seen how updated versions of N.O.V.A. and Need for Speed: Shift will take advantage of the iPad, but it got us thinking -- how might some of the other best-selling or beloved iPhone games use the iPad's updated features to enhance the existing experience? Here's our list of 25 games we'd love to see enhanced for the iPad, but if you have your own dream app upgrade in mind, be sure to let us know in the comments! We love swapping Bejeweled 2's shimmering gems on our Macs, but we also dig the tactile feeling of actually flipping the gems in Read More
Popular iPhone App ROCK BAND - Electron...
Calendar16 Sat, 26 Dec 2009 09:14:12 UTC +00:00
...iPhone App ROCK BAND - Electronic Arts http://goo.gl/fb/Eidd... Read More
EA Games hits hard on December 22nd, bringing out a total of 24 games on sale, while the Appvent Calender offers up "Sponge Dude." Christmas is quickly approaching, and sadly, so is the end of many of these deals. But don’t despair yet, because the sales just keep rolling in. Namco just kicked off their “winter sale” yesterday, and EA is back in the game, too! At least this is a nice surprise from EA! EAMobile just sent out two tweets saying, “The following titles will be up to 50% off for the rest of the holiday season! Happy Holidays everyone! Boggle, Madden 10, NBA Live, Rock Band, Surviving High School, Wolfenstein RPG, American Idol, and more!” “And more?” Shockingly, that “and more” includes the likes of Scrabble, Tetris, and Need for Speed: Shift. Mysteriously, some titles that were supposed to stay at $0.99 ’til Christmas are now at higher prices Read More
EA Mobile has decided to get in on some of this Thanksgiving sale action by having a sale of their own.  This isn’t just any old sale, however, this is a massive game feast sale.  EA Mobile has marked down 30 iPhone and iPod touch games by up to 50%. Some of the titles listed below are still relatively new, which means that they have been marked down to their lowest prices ever, while some can just be considered great deals.  You should have no problem finding at least one title worth downloading, if not a handful. The game feast sale begins today and ends on November 29th, so don’t delay, download today! Read More
Video App Review: BomberDove
Calendar16 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:27:53 UTC +00:00
Rating: 5.5 out of 10Pros: Fun & addicting. Only 99 cents. 3 modes of play with the ability to enable OpenFeint.Cons: The touch sensitivity is a bit off, especially in timed or endless mode. Trying to shoot the doves can be a bit frustrating as the aim isn’t accurate. The game sounds also isn’t the greatest but with the ability to to listen to your iPod while playing I’m sure we can look past it.Overall:BomberDove is an enjoyable game & I’m sure with a few minor tweaks it will have the ability to be great! You can purchase BomberDove for $.99 in the App Store. Read More
iTunes US Top Paid iPhone Apps: #8 ROCK ...
Calendar16 Tue, 03 Nov 2009 09:30:49 UTC +00:00
...US Top Paid iPhone Apps: #8 ROCK BAND ($9.99) #Games - iTunes: http://sli.ms/Vu - http://appsaurus.com... Read More
Man Makes Robot To Play Rock Band On iPhone
Calendar16 Tue, 03 Nov 2009 03:29:26 UTC +00:00
While the various news outlets of the web may have gotten readers a bit too ecstatic when hyping out the iPhone 5, truth is, there was no iPhone 5 come Apple’s annual press conference. One source says that next year’s iPhone, unofficially and presumably dubbed iPhone 5, will be a It seems that Apple decided to go ahead and give the go to iOS 5.0.1 earlier than we had initially thought. Releasing today, the update brings along multiple new minor features, the most significant, however, being the highly anticipated iPhone 4S battery patch. You’ll first dive into Junk Jack without a clue of what you’re supposed to be doing – running around, tapping on random blocks. Then when night falls, the monsters devour you, and by this time you’re frustrated. Even with the gorgeous pixel aesthetic, innovative controls that no other developer has I think that this product is truly great, Read More
Apps of the Month: Best iPhone Apps of October 2009
Calendar16 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:23:09 UTC +00:00
100,000. That’s the number of iPhone apps that have been approved to be sold on Apple’s App Store. So how the hell do you decide which ones to buy? Well, you could surf through the App Store’s featured list, but that means you’re only buying the ones Apple wants you to buy. Or, you could scour through the App Store’s Genius recommendations – which are still not perfect in my opinion. To help you with this problem, we’re going to create a “best of” list of the iPhone apps we enjoyed the most each month. The first edition is for October 2009. Admittedly, this one doesn’t have as many indie apps as we would like, so we’re going to provide every developer with a way to get on the list. To submit an app for our “Apps of the Month” list, send details of your app (and, preferably, a review code) Read More
Halloween Weekend Special: Apple iTunes ...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:14:18 UTC +00:00
...Weekend Special: Apple iTunes - 30% off Rock Band iPhone App, only $6.99 http://bit.ly/3wIFjy (exp 11/1/09)... Read More
Rock Band for #iPhone is currently on SA...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 21:04:37 UTC +00:00
...Band for #iPhone is currently on SALE for $6.99 (reg. $9.99). 4/5 stars. http://bit.ly/4Cbcte... Read More
RT @iphoneappsales: Rock Band for #iPhon...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 21:03:39 UTC +00:00
...@iphoneappsales: Rock Band for #iPhone is currently on SALE for $6.99: http://bit.ly/4Cbcte... Read More
EA Has A Rockin’ Sale On Rock Band This Weekend
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:21:07 UTC +00:00
Developers have been in an extremely giving mood this week, and EA has decided to get in on this Halloween sale action by slashing the price of the recently released Rock Band iPhone and iPod touch app.  It almost feels like we have the wrong holiday coming up, doesn’t it? Rock Band features a single-player quick play mode and World Tour career mode, but the most fun can be had with its multiplayer.  Rock Band features 2-4 player local multiplayer via Bluetooth, which means that you can harmoniously play together to earn unison bonuses and activate overdrive to save a failing band member, just like in the console version of the game. Rock Band also allows you to challenge friends over Facebook if you can’t get together in person, but the games aren’t played in real-time. The game features tons of licensed music by bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Beastie Boys, Read More
SALE ALERT: $3 OFF @EAMobile's ROCK BAND...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:00:14 UTC +00:00
...ALERT: $3 OFF @EAMobile's ROCK BAND - $6.99 for the w/e - http://bit.ly/ROCKBAND Enough to sway 'on the fence' buyers? #iphone #games... Read More
rock band for the iphone/ipod touch is $...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:12:00 UTC +00:00
...band for the iphone/ipod touch is $6.99 ($3 off) today - http://ow.ly/xEUE (link opens iTunes)... Read More
RT @tamar: rock band for the iphone/ipod...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:10:37 UTC +00:00
...@tamar: rock band for the iphone/ipod touch is $6.99 ($3 off) today - http://ow.ly/xEUE (link opens iTunes)... Read More
RT @tamar: rock band for the iphone/ipod...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:10:25 UTC +00:00
...@tamar: rock band for the iphone/ipod touch is $6.99 ($3 off) today - http://ow.ly/xEUE (link opens iTunes) #rockbandrules... Read More
Rock Band on sale for iPhone/iPod Touch ...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:08:25 UTC +00:00
...Band on sale for iPhone/iPod Touch for $6.99 http://bit.ly/WVbfW... Read More
Rock Band for iPhone, now $6.99 [weekend...
Calendar16 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:04:51 UTC +00:00
...Band for iPhone, now $6.99 [weekend only] http://j.mp/CgaD2 (via @chrisherbert1)... Read More
The most talked about #iPhone app in the...
Calendar16 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:51:47 UTC +00:00
...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: ROCK BAND http://bit.ly/2qFntk... Read More
**Editor’s Note: Much like the game’s multiplayer, this review is written by both Damon and James.** We have previously covered , but can this transitioning console hit give Tapulous a run for their money? ROCK BAND ($9.99) ROCK BAND is the latest phenomenon to grace the AppStore. We have had many music tapping games in our time, but nothing this HUGE has landed on our palms previously. $9.99 for 22 songs (around $0.45 per track plus DLC)… is this the complete package we have been waiting for? My Take I think I can safely say that I have enough experience to review this title, with this being the 13th music tapping game I have on this device. What I was expecting in this game was what I expected from all the other games I have played. That is either notes that coincide with the beat or guitar. ROCK BAND however takes Read More
Rockband
Calendar16 Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:20:52 UTC +00:00
...| Register Home Android Reviews Recent Developers Advertise Forum About Blog AppVee TV Games » Rockband Review Rockband has finally made its tr... Read More
The good news is that EA has released for the iPhone and iPod touch, and you can pick it up from the App Store right now. The bad news is that it seems like a pretty tough sell -- despite the relatively high price tag (Tap Tap Revenge 3, a similar music game, is currently 99 cents and headed for free), there's not much new here. Sure, there is four-device Bluetooth multiplayer, and that's something that Tapulous' game has never had. But other than that, it seems like this is basically EA's cash in on the tapping concept -- the draw of Rock Band has been getting together with your friends and jamming out the hits on those fake instruments, and touching a button-less screen by yourself doesn't have the same effect. Singing is included, but you're still just tapping out notes for that -- it seems like they missed a Read More
iPhone Rock Band Debut Hits Sour Note for Some
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:47:08 UTC +00:00
Electronic Arts, who currently have thirty three applications in the iTunes App Store, debuted their version of ($9.99) today for anxious thumb-thrusting iPhone micro gamers. Although Rock Band has proved to be one of the most successful console video game franchises in recent years, iPhone users are sounding off with wildly mixed reviews. Some are not too impressed. App Store reviews of the game are peppered with the obviously fabricated five star "Best iPhone Game Ever" brain farts. While other reviewers are focused on the expensive $10 price tag for only twenty tracks, laggy game play timing and claims that the tap-zones are way too small. Making game play for chubby thumbed users more of a challenge than the game itself. Being compared to an established iPhone contender like , comfortably perched at number one in the App Store for $.99 cents, may force Rock Band to rethink their current overpriced Read More
Rock Band for iPhone doesn't exactly rock
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:24:00 UTC +00:00
Rock Band for iPhone does a nice job recreating the look of the original, if not the feel. Rock Band's biggest disappointment: When you play vocals, you don't get to sing. Just thought I'd cut right to the crucial information, as hard-core fans of the console mega-hit probably don't need to hear anything more. "Rock Band? iPhone? Ten bucks? Sweet!" Everyone else should listen up before plunking down that sawbuck. EA's official, real-deal port brings the jamfest to the iPhone in style, with gorgeous visuals, great songs, and some solid multiplayer action. Unfortunately, compromises abound. The songs are great, but you get only 20 of them (and 5 are locked). You can buy more right inside the game (at 99 cents for a two-pack), but I'm still disappointed by the small selection. As for multiplayer, you can jam with up to three other players, just like in the real Rock Band--but Read More
Rock Band Now Available in App Store
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 19:40:11 UTC +00:00
The much anticipated Rock Band, by EA Mobile, is now available in the App Store. As I predicted, you are going to have to shell out $9.99 for the game. Let us know in the comments if you decided to take the plug or if you are holding off for a sale. ** FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER! ** Play Rock Band, the best band music game of all time – now on your iPhone® or iPod touch®! _______________________________________ JAM ALONE OR WITH FRIENDS Play solo, or push it to the limit with LIVE BLUETOOTH MULTIPLAYER. Play with 2-4 bandmates, earn unison bonuses, and save friends that drop out by activating overdrive. Enjoy the first full band multiplayer experience on the iPhone or iPod touch. ALL 4 WAYS TO PLAY, ANY DIFFICULTY Rock out on guitar, bass, drums or vocals to MP3-quality songs on easy, medium or difficult. Play solo, or Read More
The $10 Rock Band iPhone app that's on the App Store now is basically the console experience brought to your phone, complete with a music store to get new songs for $1. The only thing lacking is the control scheme. Rock Band suggests that you play with your thumbs on the bottom of the phone, supporting the weight of the phone by gripping it at the base. People with normal-sized hands will find the position cramp-inducing, but bearable. I would recommend that you lay the top of the phone on the edge of your desk to support some of the weight and give you more freedom to lift your thumbs up to move around without worrying about dropping your phone, but that's just me. The guitar/bass gameplay is essentially a port of the Rock Band you know from previous Rock Band and Guitar Hero games, and what you're familiar with if Read More
Rock Band for iPhone
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 19:11:29 UTC +00:00
what a ********: ******** ! simply pressing buttons and thinking you are a musician. Buy a guitar and really learn to Rock you kiddies !: MUST be said !: Read More
Rock Band Comes to the App Store
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:22:51 UTC +00:00
It had to happen sooner or later. EA Mobile’s Rock Band is now available in the iTunes App Store. From the EA Mobile web site: Take your band on the road with 20 legendary songs from great bands like Smashing Pumpkins, Lynyrd Skynyrd & the Beastie Boys, all delivered with the highest, MP3-quality sound. Rock out solo on lead bass, drums, guitar & vocals, or start a band with other rockers from around the world! Jump into Quickplay for casual jam sessions, or take it on the road in Tour Mode in EA Mobile’s ROCK BAND! The big-brother version of Rock Band (for major consoles such as the XBOX 360 and PS3) requires the use of mock instruments, which lends a certain sort of verisimilitude to the gaming experience — that is, so long as you can ignore the Thunderbirds-style avatars and the fact that you’re not actually playing an instrument, Read More
Monday Morning App HQ
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:21:27 UTC +00:00
By Will on October 19th, 2009 This week: DLC in free apps, Rock Band released, free ngmoco:) games, the Battle for Wesnoth, and more. Random musings of the App Store. Apple now allows in-app purchases in free apps Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely heard that Apple is now allowing in-app purchases in free apps. Yes, this creates many possibilities including the extinction of lite versions and new app store charts, but I think that none of these possibilities will come to fruition, for one simple reason: DLC simply won’t be widely implemented. One reason, and the reason I think developers have been loathe to implement DLC so far, is the public perception of DLC. The average app consumer is wary – perhaps rightfully so – of DLC, and automatically assumes DLC is there to rip off the customer. I think developers will even be aware of this Read More
Take Your iPhone On Tour With Rock Band
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:32:11 UTC +00:00
Thanks to EA and Harmonix, you will no longer have to be sitting (or standing) in front of your TV at home to experience full rhythm game magic because Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod touch has landed in the App Store. Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod touch looks and feels like its console counterpart, except there aren’t any plastic peripherals to plug in.  The game allows you to play guitar, bass, drums, and even sing.  But this isn’t just your everyday iPhone rhythm game, Rock Band allows you to play all four of these instruments together with friends. Rock Band features 2-4 player local multiplayer via Bluetooth, which means that you can harmoniously play together to earn unison bonuses and activate overdrive to save a failing band member, just like in the console version of the game.  Rock Band also allows you to challenge friends over Facebook Read More
Rock Band Arrives for iPhone and iPod Touch!
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:58:52 UTC +00:00
Yep, I know there’s more than one of you out there that have been waiting for this one. Ever since Will gave us that awesome sneak peak of Rock Band from CTIA WITE 2009, this one has been highly anticipated. While the launch date wasn’t known exactly, we knew it was coming soon… and thankfully, it’s here! Play the guitar, bass, drums or take the mic as the lead singer. Of course there are the standard levels of gameplay (easy, medium, difficult), plus you can play solo, crank up a quickplay, or hit the road in ‘Tour Mode’. You can also rock out with your friends via Bluetooth, or sync up via Facebook. There’s a handy ‘message center’ in the app that lets you check on your bands’ status, and you can even get push notifications when a buddy wants you to join him/her for a jam session. In addition to Read More
Quick App: Rockband for iPhone Now in App Store
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:06:25 UTC +00:00
By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Oct 19, 2009 | Rockband [$9.99 - iTunes link] for iPhone and iPod touch is now available in the iTunes App Store. It has guitar, bass, drums, and vocals, and both single-player and multi-player (via Bluetooth) action. 20 songs come with the app, including music by Smashing Pumpkins, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Foo Fighters, Blink-182, The Beastie Boys, and more can be purchased in-app. If you get your Rockband on, let us know how it works for you! [Thanks everyone who sent this in!] Read More
I've been psyched for this ever since EA confirmed the multi-player mode supports four players over Bluetooth. The $10 app lets you invite Facebook friends, and choose guitar, bass, drums or vocals. 20 tracks are included, too…here's the full listing: There's also a solo mode, of course. And additional tracks available to buy from artists like Foo Fighters, Devo, Smashing Pumpkins, and Leny Kravitz. Sweet! [iTunes Store] "Attack" – 30 Seconds To Mars "Girls Not Grey" – AFI "Move Along" – All American Rejects "Sabotage" – Beastie Boys "All The Small Things" – Blink-182 "Hanging on the Telephone" – Blondie "Learn To Fly" – Foo Fighters "Everlong" – Foo Fighters "Bad to The Bone" – George Thorogood & the Destroyers "Hymn 43″ – Jethro Tull "Bad Reputation" – Joan Jett "Simple Man" – Lynard Skynard "Ace of Spades ‘08″ – Motorhead "Debaser" – Pixies "Ladybug" – Presidents of The United States Read More
Rock Band Hits The App Store
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:26:34 UTC +00:00
Leena Rao currently works as a writer for TechCrunch. She recently finished graduate school at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, where she studied business journalism and videography. From 2004 to 2007, she helped lead Congresswoman Carloyn Maloney’s community outreach and relations efforts in New York City. She graduated from Columbia University in 2003, where she was... → Learn More The much anticipated and hyped Rock Band for iPhone and iPod Touch is out! We first scooped the news of the launch of the app a few weeks ago. Shortly afterwards, Rock Band for the iPhone/iPod touch was officially announced by Electronic Arts. The app costs $9.99 and can be found here. The game features a multi-player mode (via Bluetooth), allowing up to 4 players to rock out on the go. While you can also play via single-player mode, you can use the integrated Facebook Connect to invite your Read More
Rock Band iPhone / iPod Touch Now Available
Calendar16 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:00:27 UTC +00:00
October 18th, 2009 Daniel Silva Much like we previously predicted (and even better than our prediction, EA Mobile’s Rock Band iPhone has finally been released. So what are you waiting for folks? It’s finally heeeere! We’ll play the game and do the fastest review turnaround we can. Rock on!!! You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Read More

Reviews

extremely pricey next to tap tap revenge 3 and delivers much less fun
iphoneismylife 1.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Wow. I have been waiting for Rock Band to hit the App Store for a long time - here are my first thoughts on the game. If you find this review helpful, ***please vote it helpful***. As a $9.99 app (in the US) the quality and fun bar has to be high, particularly given the platform favorite, Tap Tap Revenge is sitting at #1 in the charts and costs a mere 99 cents. So lets start with the in-game. Rock Band sports a look and feel that fans of the console game will recognize - not a lot of innovation here. The graphics are much less compelling and 3D than the console version, if anything they seem to be emulating the clean look of Tap Tap Revenge. There were two things that surprised me a lot. First, the graphics were pretty jerky, particularly on the hard levels where there were a lot of notes on the screen. Second, the game mechanic itself is plain weird. Just like DDR 12 months ago, it looks like the makers of Rock Band haven't realized that this is touch device ... so why not just hit the notes with your fingers? Its mystifying that they draw touch zones BELOW the bar across which the notes pass. It makes it feel like the game was ported to the platform, without making a game that takes advantage of the platform features (as Tap Tap Revenge 3 does). This is further supported by the "vocals" instrument which, inexplicitely, doesn't actually use the microphone. The third thing I noticed is that the extreme tracks on the games are much less of a challenge than Guitar Hero (console) or Tap Tap Revenge tracks - so if you are musically inclined, you'll get more play time out of those other games. Lets go on to world tour (career) mode. The first thing you will notice is that you don't get to set up your band as you do on the console - in fact you just inhereit a generic rock band. This turns the career experience into a basic challenge of unlocking songs ... I would have expected more from Rock Band. The online store is what has everyone excited .. the ability to download additional songs inside the game. Wow, this was pretty bare - only five double packs to downloads. I guess we can expect more in the coming months, but Tap Tap Revenge wins out here launching with something like 50 song packs each with their own theme that completely customizes the game experience for the band whose music you are listening to. The last thing is what is missing? Here I noticed a few things. No real social features, except some spammy "tell your friends" through Facebook, no chat, no avatars, no friending, no direct messaging or achievements you can share with your friends. Call me spoilt, but for the last year I have gotten used to these features on Tap Tap Revenge. So I guess after being a huge Rock Band fan on my Playstation, I feel myself disappointed to spend ten bucks on a game really doesnt deliver as much as the 99 cent Tap Tap Revenge 3 does. Today Tap Tap Revenge grows up, because they just proved that they can do a quality release that stands up against the big console boys. Keep your money, and pick up a copy of Tap Tap Revenge 3 instead.
yawn, too expensive, doesnt deliver much, is laggy and crashes ... buy tap tap revenge 3 instead
missmaxim 1.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Hmmm. Where to start? First I am a huge rockband fan. I mean, I have played literally days and days on rockband on my x-box. For the last twelve months i have been living off tap tap revenge, a fun game that is not unlike rockband but also has dance and hiphop music, is cheaper and more social (most of my friends hang out there, because of its cool chat system). But this is rockband, right? So it has to be better, right? Especially at ten dollars. By the way, wouldn't it be good if, after paying $150 for a rockband kit, they could just give me the app for free. But no .. another $10 thank you very much. So what do you get for your money (that could buy 10 other apps on your ipod). Well, the game is basically a watered-down version of the xbox game. The game play is much the same ... you have to hit notes as they come down the screen. The timing of the music is good, although the whole screen looks a little too grey and depressing. Its also missing extreme levels and, given i generally only play hard and extreme on my xbox, i feel like i am going to run out of music pretty quickly. There are some cool features - but I couldnt get them to actually work. Online multiplayer was something I was really looking forward to. Unfortunately, I couldnt get it working .... twice it had me waiting forever to connect and twice it crashed completely. I just checked online and Twitter and it looks like others are having the same problem. The music included in the application was okay .. but missing some big hits like Metallica and Linkn Park. For ten dollars I'd like to be able to choose what music I would get. The world tour mode allows you to tour around the world with your band and unlock songs as you visit venues. This was my favorite feature on the xbox, but here you cannot give your band a cool name or dress them up in the store. Finally, you can download more music for one dollar each in the online music store, but the selection isn't great. Social distortion, Devo, Lenny Kravitz - what a strange collection of music? I'd love to be able to test the bluetooth feature as well, but AT SUCH A HIGH PRICE I CANT RECOMMEND YOU BUY IT AND I WONT RECOMMEND IT TO MY FRIENDS. So no bluetooth gameplay for me. At the end of the day, I realize I have been happy in Tap Tap Revenge .. and now I know why! It comes with over 100 songs, Rockband only has 20 included. It comes with 50 different song packages versus 5 in Rockband. It has extreme songs, Rockband does not. You can friend and chat with people, in Rockband you can't. It doesnt crash, Rockband does. And finally it costs one dollar versus ten dollars for Rockband. Save your money folks and vote this review helpful if you think it was. Thx.
Great game, need some adjusments
RezaG 4.0 stars Version: 1.1.71
First off, Rockband on the iPod is scary good. I feel like I'm playing it on the console. Graphics are really nice, gameplay is fun and features are in good amount. However, there are some. Adjustments/updates that would make the gaming experience flawless. 1. Please create an Overdrive button rather then using shake to activate because it's just Doesnt work clean enough. I find having to shake for overdrive makes me mess up in the game and hence making me lose points which really weakens the purpose of overdrive. 2. The button spacing is good but not great. Playing chords that are close together is doable but is prone to messups. this could be fixed by adding a landscape mode. In fact, if landscape mode was added, the shake to overdrive would be easier and much more useable. 3. Song selection. I won't write a lot i'm just going to say more songs in the Music store would be really appreciated. (preferrably more classic rock and less "we got the beat" and 30 seconds to mars" I'm liking the lynard skynard, Blondie, and Smashing pumpkins tracks. 4. When you finish a song, it would be nice to see your old score along with your new one. 5. A more streamlined menu system would make navigating much less pedestrian. A "new song" button every where would be nice. If those things are added this will be a 5 star game. I would undoubtly recommend this to any iPhone/touch user. Definetly worth the price. UPDATE: I'm not going to make this sound like I'm whining, however, the update that said it was to fix the frame rate made it worse for me. Before updating it was perfect. No lag, and it looked clean. Now, it looks very blocky; the way the notes cone down. also, there is an overdrive configurer in the extras menu but it has no explanation to what it does. More sensisitive when place at full bars or more stiff? Anyways, it's nothing game breaking but i wish it would revert to the old settings. Also music store needs tracks. Lots. Good game still.
Finally!
Diegomcnamara 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Being a huge Rock Band fanatic, I have done both Rock Bands, Unplugged, and the Beatles and I'm happy to say that the iPhone version carries the Harmonix signature of quality to this platform. The gameplay is very faithful to RB2, including the great setlists, the spoton gameplay, and the DLC is probably the best thing of all. 99 cents for a duo pack is the cheapest DLC RB has ever offered. The game is very engaging as always, and the hard difficulty will have your thumbs flying with glee. It is a great buy and I'll cut this review short now to get back to it. The only downside so far is the cramped portrait style but it is still more comfortable than the PSP. Enjoy!
Great
Skd 5.0 stars Version: 1.1.71
You should be allowed to hear a sample of the songs before purchasing them
I give it a solid "Meh"
I heart music!! 2.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Exective summary: It's ok. Not great, not terrible. You probably have something better to spend $10 on. I'd rank it just above Guitar Rock Tour 2, way better than Beatrider, and not nearly as awesome as Tap Tap (in both bang for your buck, and fun-ness).
Amazing.
Princecyrus 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Best game ever for iPhone. The music quality is amazing. The game takes a little to get used to but seems to respond well. Having rock band everywhere you go is the balls.
I can't believe the price
Apples1111 1.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
So, I have been so excited for the launch of this game but I was worried that they wouldn't be able to repeat the original experience. Well, they didn't. it's not nearly as fun and the songs that come with it are just ok. PLUS it's 9.99! what a rip off. I can get Tap Tap Revenge 3 for .99 and it comes with over 130 FREE Songs.
AWESOME
Flob327 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
This game is great!! 2 thumps up!! Only played 5 songs but it's just like the xbox version. Hours of playing ahead me.
Great game
Nekcik 4.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Just needs to have a harder mode, for some players hard is just not hard enough. Please add expert, or some other mode that is a bit more challenging. Aside from that , it's the only thing stoping this game from being a 5 star game imo.
I love it!
Ben W. 5.0 stars Version: 1.1.71
Great setlist, multiplayer, and upcoming DLC, this blows TTR3 out of the water. I do agree that a landscape mode would be great, there isn't very much room for your fingers currently.
Yeah, EA rocks.
Controller2k 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Every EA game gets better and we are lucky to have them on app store. RB is quite full featured and true to the console version in most ways. Wish it had more songs, but .99 for two songs is a good good deal. Mulitplayer. Play all instruments. This is a very, very good game. Well done.
Best App Ever!
YoungBoyOGeezyDawg 5.0 stars Version: 1.1.71
Worth every penny. Like others said, more song opportunities and landscape mode would be appreciated
Gateway drug for newbies, but not for the hardcore
Fizzie 3.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Rock band for the iPhone is intuitive, amusing, and comes with a decent initial playlist. But it's far too easy for even the casual music gamer. On your first try, you'll probably be able to finish any instrument on Cherub Rock, the game's hardest song. That's not the kind of curve you'd like from a $10 iPhone game; many $.99 games have as many hours or more of challenging gameplay. This is a great intro for people who've never played music games, but it will probably bore anyone who already loves them.
Perfectly replicates the Rock Band experience
Tommyjwall 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
I know a lot of people are going to be comparing this to the $.99 version of Tap Tap Revolution or whatever its called now. That's a fair comparison, but after playing both, it's easy to see that even at the $9.99 price point, you are still getting much more value and much better experience with the Rock Band app. Tap Tap offers single player action on a bunch of songs from artists I've never heard of, with the exception of a few covers and some one-hit wonders. If you are familiar with the Rock Band franchise, you will find the same dedication to a quality rhythm gaming music experience developed for the iPhone/iPod Touch devices. The app has the option to play one of four different instruments over 20 different songs by the original artists. The ability to sync with Facebook also lets you play with friends, post high scores, and find new people to play with, and works brilliantly. Haven't had a chance to test out the Bluetooth multiplayer yet, but I will soon! Some reviews are complaining of crashes, but I have had no issues whatsoever, and I have played this already for a few hours (although I have had issues with Tap Tap crashing in the past). So, yeah, if you are looking for a cheap-o time wasting app, go with Tap Tap. But if you are a true fan of the rhythm gaming genre, DEFINITELY purchase this!
Amazing
Kailkun 2.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Tapulous has the market on iPhone rhythm games. .99 cents is tough to beat. But with price comes quality. Not only is rock band a tighter game, but working with MTV will be able to provide better artists. Keep in mind your getting 20 songs with 4 note charts each. That's 80 charts to beat. Factor in the additional 10 Dlc and were looking at 120 note charts. 40 extra for 5 bucks. Great deal. Rock band is worth the price tag. Go for it. Now here are the cons. First is the 4 note tabs. Great challenge. Problem is in execution. You have to use your thumbs. Can't use 2 fingers. Reason? You gotta be on point. There's not enough space for these buttons. This is bad news. Gotta give us a landscape mode, or rethink the design. I want to wait til the notes cross where I tap. This isn't a console. Im told to touch a spot under the note line. This screws up my timing The window for execution is strict and the graphics get jerky. This is bad as it messes your rhythm up. I suspect with all the notes on screen that it suffers from ttr 1's problem of the notes unsyncing. The problems that I have with rock band for the iPhone are purely technical. These are the same problems ttr had until they updated ttr2 a little after that launch. That was like a year and change after the fact. Do I expect harmonixs to take that long? Nope. Just give it time. Great foundation built with a very ambitious project
Saaaaweeeeeett
Dannasaurus 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Slick. All we need is to customize the character.
Rockband
boomdandimite 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Awesome
Wow
QMattv 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
What a great representation of a Harmonix game!! It may seem a little costly, but this may be one of the most replayable games on the platform! If you have ever played Frequency or Amplitude, it plays a lot like those. Son let the price scare you, download now!
Awsome!
AppGuy1312 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Great game Kinda like the PSP one but $20 cheaper!
Best App Ever
niKKi_cutEEE 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Right after i got it i couldnt put it down!!!!! Almost exactly like the console version! So So Great it just touch!!!! LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!!!
FInally the update.
ringr 4.0 stars Version: 1.1.71
Wow, was quite surprised, when I saw there's the update. Quite look- lags fixed but still many things to repair/add. Lags really have disappeared- sometimes games slows, but it's not so noisy like lags. Anyway, there's still Many things to do- add horizontal mode (and maybe new level, expert?), because playing vertically is really hard and for some of players unbelievable to do ("buttons" are to close). Also, your great shop is empty- the same amount of songs from the first the day in the app store? Weird and you won't get our money. And loadings. I have iPod touch 2g and it takes really too long. Downloading songs from the store too, keep your attention when you'll be makin' the a new update... Cause there are still a lot of things to do. Fix every bug, add new free and paid songs to the store, and try to optimize things that are now. Then your game will be the best choice for music fan.
Great game!
FF/EMT 704 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
This game looks awesome. Plays good too. This game is way better than tap tap. Get it now.
Good
Angelcbr 4.0 stars Version: 1.1.71
Really work you can get all games on one :)
Awesomeness!!!
1ceman123 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.0
Awesomeness!!!

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