If RB4 came out for Orbis/720/wii U...

[Dangimarocker]

just kidding

Sorry Jibs i was a grouch this morning :'(! *hugs forum friends* !

[Munnchy]

My local HMV didn't have a single copy of Rocksmith at all (I was on a weekend away in London when RB3 came out).

I suppose I/we got incredibly lucky with picking up RB3 on release day. As for rocksmith, I guess they only really focused on big cities, and expected everyone else to order online.

[Santa Claustrophobia]

How many people would pay $80 to play the Beatles songs they already have, only in a game with no Beatles avatars or venues and no dreamscapes?

Millions, duh.

[Alternity]

I doubt they will do that, I know a lot of bands that everybody place a different genre on them, and even the band itself don't really know in which genre they should be put in. Especially in metal. Also, not entirely sure that Lamb of God is actually Death Metal, see my point?

Would like to make a correction: Lamb of God is not death metal. They are groove metal.

Well I don't really know in what genre to put them, not sure it's ''groove'' metal either, but this proves the point I made.

[LiveHomeVideo]

Well I don't really know in what genre to put them, not sure it's ''groove'' metal either, but this proves the point I made.

Their playing style is reminiscent to that of other groove metal bands, such as Pantera, only a little heavy. Songs such as Redneck do really feel as if they have a certain kind of "groove" if you catch my drift.

They're also labeled as "metalcore" but I find that hard to believe.

[abynormal]

Totally agree! Also, the animations should be more like RB2 where the characters are more lively and full of energy.

I actually feel the opposite sometimes. While the vocalist got toned down, the guitarist flails around like a crack addict in the majority of their animations. I know guitarists sometimes do that, but not all the time. What made the RB2 animations so great was the variety of them and great camera work. And less scowling.

[Alternity]

Their playing style is reminiscent to that of other groove metal bands, such as Pantera, only a little heavy. Songs such as Redneck do really feel as if they have a certain kind of "groove" if you catch my drift.

They're also labeled as "metalcore" but I find that hard to believe.

All I can say about Lam of God is it is metal, nowhere near -core metal. Some metal bands are easy to label, some are impossible to label. :|

I usually just call all metal bands metal. It's just easier that way. It's kinda like all that electronic music, people began to put some specific label on them, I just prefer to say electronic. The only genre I'm willing to label that includes electronic music (for most artists) is industrial, and I'm quite sad that Rock Band doesn't label industrial bands as industrial.

[NightmareLyre]

Lamb of God is usually labeled both Groove Metal and Death Metal, so confusion indeed. Though considering the store already have subgenres added to all songs, being able to use those subgenres in ingame sorting would have been useful.

[www1221]

as will others who shell out $50+ for COD each year, easy.

I dont think you know anything about demographics and target audience.

[LiveHomeVideo]

Lamb of God is usually labeled both Groove Metal and Death Metal, so confusion indeed. Though considering the store already have subgenres added to all songs, being able to use those subgenres in ingame sorting would have been useful.

Correction: Subgenres are only on RBN songs. We don't know if they're programmed into Rock Band DLC and on-disc songs.