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LEGO Rock Band full set list and DLC
Mike Bantick
Tuesday, 13 October 2009 08:51
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The full song list for LEGO Rock Band for Nintendo DS™ includes:
All American Rejects, “Swing, Swing”
P!NK, “So What”
The Automatic, “Monster”
The Primitives, “Crash”
Blur, “Song 2”
Queen, “We Are The Champions”
Carl Douglas, “Kung Fu Fighting”
Queen, “We Will Rock You”
Counting Crows, “Accidentally in Love”
Rascal Flatts, “Life is a Highway”
David Bowie, “Let’s Dance”
Ray Parker Jr., “Ghostbusters”
Europe, “The Final Countdown”
Spin Doctors, “Two Princes”
Good Charlotte, “Girls & Boys”
Sum 41, “In Too Deep”
Iggy Pop, “The Passenger”
Supergrass, “Grace”
Jackson 5, “I Want You Back”
Tom Petty, “Free Fallin’”
Kaiser Chiefs, “Ruby”
Vampire Weekend, “A-Punk”
Katrina & the Waves, “Walking on Sunshine”
We the Kings, “Check Yes Juliet”
KT Tunstall, “Suddenly I See”
Fans can extend their LEGO Rock Band experience on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 with downloadable content that can be purchased through the LEGO Rock Band store. Players will have access to all of the songs in the Rock Band Music Store that have been identified to be suitable for all ages. Those cleared songs are the only tracks that will appear within the LEGO Rock Band store for purchase. The LEGO Rock Band store will continually highlight any new family-friendly tunes that can be played across the Rock Band platform as they are released for Rock Band.
Disc export will rely on the technology pioneered by Harmonix to export tracks from the original Rock Band disc to the music library of Rock Band 2. Owners of LEGO Rock Band on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 will be able to enter a unique code from an insert in their game manual into a dedicated website. The website will provide instructions allowing owners to unlock the export functionality of LEGO Rock Band. At that point, players will be able to export tracks from LEGO Rock Band to their hard drives for play in all game modes of the Rock Band Music Platform for a nominal export fee. An internet connection is required to perform this disc export.
LEGO Rock Band combines the multiplayer music experience of Rock Band with the fun, customization and humour of the LEGO videogame franchise to create a unique family-friendly music experience that allows tweens, teens and parents to experience a wild journey to rock stardom where they can “Build a Band and Rock the Universe.” Players will become rockers as they work their way through local venues, stadiums and fantasy locations on Earth and beyond that mimic the imaginative settings that the LEGO world offers. Also continuing the LEGO “build-and-play” gaming experience, gamers can create their own LEGO Rock Band style as they customize their minifigure avatars, band and entourage, including roadies, managers and crew. LEGO Rock Band is compatible with all Rock Band and The Beatles™: Rock Band™ instrument controllers, as well as most Guitar Hero® and other authorized third-party music video game peripherals and microphones.
LEGO Rock Band for Xbox 360®, PlayStation 3 and Wii™ system is rated “G” by the OFLC and is developed by TT Games in partnership with Harmonix. The Nintendo DS version is rated “G” by the OFLC and is developed by Backbone Entertainment, a Foundation 9 Entertainment studio, and will be compatible with Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS™ Lite and Nintendo DSi™. All versions are scheduled for release November 2009.
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