Enosh
Shared on Mon, 06/30/2008 - 23:43I don't think anyone is surprised that Rock Band 2 is happening this year. In fact I'm more surprised by the fact that EA has done so little to dilute the brand, especially when Activision is practically making Guitar Hero underwear. Still, a surprise or not I'm excited to play the game, and I'm sure I'll plunk down my $60 at GameStop to ensure that I have a copy at my earliest convenient on release day.
That said I'm kind of disappointed that Rock Band 2 isn't simply a combination of track pack DLC and an premium title update. I would much rather pay $20 for the functionality update and $40 or so for the tracks from the game and simply continue to play Rock Band with an even more massive list of tracks and more functional online mode. I'd still pay me local brick and mortar a visit, I do need a new microphone (mine has a short in the cable already) and I'd love a more sturdy feeling guitar. I can't help to think that Harmonix would have much rather released title updates and track packs for the life of the current console generation rather than become trapped in the cycle of yearly sequels.
Delivery aside I can't wait to play the game. Band world tour mode online is enough for me, with my distributed network of family and friends. Here's hoping they come up with a way for us to play the tracks from RB1's disk in RB2. DLC is great and all but I'd love access to both track lists in the newer game.
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