Siberian
11-19-2007, 05:43 AM
<a href="http://arstechnica.com/reviews/games/rock-band-review.ars/1">Link</a>
<blockquote>"We have been playing for two nights straight, and we still haven't gotten over how much fun the game is in multiplayer. At first everyone looked at the microphone with fear and loathing, but a few hours into the night it was passed around so everyone had a chance to sing a few of their favorite songs. When a friend of mine leaned back onto his heels to belt out the high notes in Radiohead's "Creep," it was amazing; no one had any clue he had it in him. Rock Band, with the drums and the vocals, feels much more like a performance than Guitar Hero ever did, and unless everyone is working together, the song is going to sound horrible. When everyone is messing up or unsure of themselves you'll sound like a crappy garage band, and as we all got used to the rules and playing together, we started to make the songs sound like they should." </blockquote>
<blockquote>"We have been playing for two nights straight, and we still haven't gotten over how much fun the game is in multiplayer. At first everyone looked at the microphone with fear and loathing, but a few hours into the night it was passed around so everyone had a chance to sing a few of their favorite songs. When a friend of mine leaned back onto his heels to belt out the high notes in Radiohead's "Creep," it was amazing; no one had any clue he had it in him. Rock Band, with the drums and the vocals, feels much more like a performance than Guitar Hero ever did, and unless everyone is working together, the song is going to sound horrible. When everyone is messing up or unsure of themselves you'll sound like a crappy garage band, and as we all got used to the rules and playing together, we started to make the songs sound like they should." </blockquote>
