Is LRB worth keeping after I import the songs?

[T-Hybrid]

Can't you actually play it and decide for yourself?

This is ultimately the best answer.

[El Staples]

ill rent it first i guess. i havent seen the entire tracklist. (ive heard its good) but i wanna see the song list first. Either way im not getting this game anytime soon. Im already getting 4 games for my PS3 for christmas. (RB2, TB RB, MGS4, and the new ratchet and clank). so ill be set for a while anyway.

[BallisticJunkfood]

I'd recommend keeping it after the export. It's a great game. The Lego aspect of it makes it really fun, and it's always good to have around in case you or a friend has a little sibling that wants to play that's not supposed to be listening to anything obscene. The lack of online play doesn't detract from the game much unless you're someone who thrives on online play. I rarely play online so it's not a big deal to me.

[A New Pyro Fool]

As someone who never plays online (only local multiplayer), I found the loss to be very small. Of course, being that I never play online, that's a given.

However, L:RB is a fun game to have on its own. After all, the Lego humor certainly isn't found in RB2, now is it?

[Rich T.]

I've got the Wii version, which doesn't export and can only play the on-disc songs, and I still love Lego Rock Band. I makes me laugh, cheers me up, and is one of the most incredibly entertaining games I've ever played.

Play it and decide for yourself: The game has its own distinct comical atmosphere, and you'll either love it or your won't. For me, playing songs while busting ghosts and fleeing from a T-Rex brings a whole new level of fun to the genre.

[BallisticJunkfood]

I've got the Wii version, which doesn't export and can only play the on-disc songs, and I still love Lego Rock Band. I makes me laugh, cheers me up, and is one of the most incredibly entertaining games I've ever played.

Play it and decide for yourself: The game has its own distinct comical atmosphere, and you'll either love it or your won't. For me, playing songs while busting ghosts and fleeing from a T-Rex brings a whole new level of fun to the genre.

I personally enjoyed demolishing a building while playing Tick Tick Boom more than any of the other Rock Power Challenges.

[InsanityEx]

Don't see why you should but I've never played the game myself. If I had a 360 or PS3, I'd sell the game right after export so I have cash for DLC. 45 songs + more RB2 songs = win for me.

[redback]

I personally enjoyed demolishing a building while playing Tick Tick Boom more than any of the other Rock Power Challenges.

Ghostbusters ftw.

[illgreen]

I like playing as LEGOs. Probably going to just keep the game and not export.

[leob5622]

Absolutely worth keeping. If you have younger players or those sensitive to offensive music, LRB is great way they can experience Rock Band without being exposed. It's also good for getting Achieve/phies!