Rock Band 4
Rock Band 4 delivers the ecstatic rush of a live band performance like never before and allows you to add your personal touch to every performance through innovative features that reward player expression, whether you are playing by yourself or with your band. With Rock Band 4, players get access to the incredibly deep music library, featuring over 1500 great songs. Additionally, Rock Band 4 supports most songs you have purchased for previous Rock Band titles. All this, combined with a cutting edge visual presentation and a soundtrack featuring some of rock’s biggest acts, makes Rock Band 4 the defining music gaming platform for this generation.
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ARTICLE: The Rock Band 4 disc will cost $20 extra on Xbox One
Those who plan to play Rock Band 4 on Xbox One with their instruments from Xbox 360 will have to pay a bit for the privilege. As it turns out, the standalone Rock Band 4 disc will cost $80 instead of $60. That price hike is thanks to a wireless adapter.
Mad Catz, who is publishing the game as well as manufacturing peripherals, opened up pre-orders on its site today. The Xbox One version comes bundles with the Legacy Game Controller Adapter. This device appears necessary because Microsoft changed the wireless protocol for its controllers in the transition from Xbox 360 to Xbox One.
PS4 users won't encounter the same difficulties. For them, legacy instruments will automatically work without requiring any additional hardware. Thus, the game's price is the standard $60.
Mad Catz, who is publishing the game as well as manufacturing peripherals, opened up pre-orders on its site today. The Xbox One version comes bundles with the Legacy Game Controller Adapter. This device appears necessary because Microsoft changed the wireless protocol for its controllers in the transition from Xbox 360 to Xbox One.
PS4 users won't encounter the same difficulties. For them, legacy instruments will automatically work without requiring any additional hardware. Thus, the game's price is the standard $60.
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