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DLC Rocksmith 2014 Rumours

Rumour: Bad Things coming to Rocksmith 2014?

Elliott 12 Comments
Greetings Rocksmith 2014 fans! Hope you are enjoying the Weezer DLC we received this week (the pack is coming to PSN EU soon right?). We haven’t heard much from Paul Cross (@CrossieRS) regarding next week’s DLC other than a cryptic tweet perhaps pointing towards Deftones or System of a Down (or maybe Mastodon right?).…
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Rocksmith 2014 Japanese Singles 1/14 – 9mm Parabellum Bullet

Elliott 11 Comments
  If Oasis isn’t your thing there’s another option today. Two songs from Yokohama, Japan’s post-hardcore metal band 9mm Parabellum Bullet! 9mm Parabellum Bullet was formed in March of 2004. Their name comes from their drummer, Kamijou Chihiro, who is a graduate of a soldier/finishing school.…
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Rocksmith 2014 DLC will return in… 2014

Elliott 45 Comments
Greetings Rocksmith fans, today Nao Higo, Executive Producer at Ubisoft SF, announced (in response to forum regular @SeattleSauve) that Rocksmith 2014 DLC will be taking a two week break and returning in 2014. This should be expected given the fact that the next release date would have been Christmas Eve and the following week would be New Years Eve.…
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Rocksmith 2014 DLC 12/17 – Muse 5 Pack

Elliott 26 Comments
  Today’s Rocksmith 2014 DLC comes from one of the most highly requested bands across all music games. Now, there may not be any sweep picking solos or tapping but the Muse Song Pack will definitely challenge guitarists and bassists alike with strumming endurance songs like Stockholm Syndrome or the repetitive but still awesome Hysteria.…
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BandFuse Realta Reviews

Review – BandFuse: Rock Legends

Stephen Fenton 31 Comments
After a long, long wait, BandFuse: Rock Legends, the newest music game on the market, is finally released.  First announced in early 2012, the game was initially supposed to be a competitor to the original Rocksmith, but with a more diverse set of features- multi-track recordings that faded as the difficulty increased, a recording studio, bass guitar support, real vocals, and a triple-A set of tracks that people were genuinely excited to see, as well as the game’s biggest differentiator- two-dimensional tablature. …
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