Cambridge, Mass. – March 19, 2010 – Harmonix and MTV Games today announced that a four pack of songs from American punk rockers X, three singles, including a free track, from British garagerockers Little Fish, as well as singles from Ace Frehley, Carrie Underwood and OneRepublic will be added next week to the Rock Band Music Store of downloadable content for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and Wii™.
These are among the more than 400 artists currently available through the Rock Band platform. With more than 1,100 songs available, Rock Band is, without question, the industry leader in providing the best selection of interactive musical content, songs and artists.
PUNK PIONEERS X MAKE THEIR ROCK BAND DEBUT, PLUS SINGLES FROM CARRIE UNDERWOOD, ONEREPUBLIC AND ACE FREHLEY
on March 19, 2010
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A Look At The Mysterious High Voltage Poster
on March 19, 2010
During GDC last week, we mentioned that there was a poster hanging on the back of the High Voltage booth, on it was a big number 2. Many believed it to be teasing The Conduit 2. After seeing the poster, what do you thing?
Capcom holding Monster Hunter BBQ in LA
on March 18, 2010
We’re going to have a Monster Hunter Tri BBQ in LA on Tuesday next week. We have a few spots to invite you to the event, eat some BBQ, play some Monster Hunter Tri, and overall have a good time!
We’ll even have custom mugs that look like the ones you can get in the online pub. You can bring a friend, and since there’s drinks, you’ll have to be over 21. The event is on Tuesday March 23rd and starts at 4:00PM.
If you want to attend and live in the Los Angels area, here’s what we need from you:
- Full name of yourself and a guest
- Age of you and your guest (you must be 21 or over)Send it in a private message to THIS GUY with “BBQ” as the subject line. If you’re invited, we’ll reply with the details, address, and add your names to the list.
Review: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
on March 18, 2010
Announced for the first time at GDC 2009, The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks became one of the few Zelda games to be announced and released in the same year. Featuring a graphical style similar to that of 2007’s Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks showcased a new mode of transportation for Hyrule’s hero, a train. While the initial trailer for Spirit Tracks showed off quite a bit of gameplay, there were still many questions I had. Would Link still be able to travel on foot in the overworld? Will you be able to lay your own tracks in the world? Where did the tracks/train come from? Fast forward to today, and we have all our answers as I’ve spent many an hour in Link’s latest adventure. And believe me, this is one adventure you won’t want to miss!
The Last Story – New Art, Details
on March 18, 2010
Ruli Island is located in the entrance of the only open bay of the continent surrounded by the mountains. The place is gathered by wealth and power because of the linchpin of traffic and defense of the empire behind it. A huge battery is enshrined, skilled knights and reckless mercenary soldiers prepare for the enemy’s invasion. At the wealthy town of Ruli’s, the enquettish(?) voice is like intoxicated from the (???) party wraps around everything, despite the ground of entire empire being covered by corruption, while the neighboring castle is filled by a weird ghostly air with an eerie magical power. Tonight as well, an evil spirit is lurking nearby, like it may be attracted to Ruli’s strange power.
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