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MTV and Electronic Arts have confirmed that full albums compatible with the ‘band in a box’ game Rock Band will be released, kicking off with classics from Judas Priest, The Cars and The Pixies.
Judas Priest's "Screaming for Vengeance" will set US gamers back $15, or each tune can be downloaded separately at $2 a pop.
MTV has sold over 8 million Rock Band songs so far.
"Our intention is to cover every base, both in terms of era and every sub-genre of rock," said Alex Rigopulos, founder of the game’s developer, Harmonix.
The Cars' eponymously-titled debut album will follow next month and The Pixies seminal Doolittle will follow in June.
TechRadar still believes the £180 price tag on Rock Band in the UK is overly excessive. Although we’ll still be begrudgingly handing over our hard-earned moolah when the game releases in the UK on May 23rd on Xbox 360 and later in the summer on PlayStation 3 and Wii.
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Judas Priest's "Screaming for Vengeance" will set US gamers back $15, or each tune can be downloaded separately at $2 a pop.
MTV has sold over 8 million Rock Band songs so far.
"Our intention is to cover every base, both in terms of era and every sub-genre of rock," said Alex Rigopulos, founder of the game’s developer, Harmonix.
The Cars' eponymously-titled debut album will follow next month and The Pixies seminal Doolittle will follow in June.
TechRadar still believes the £180 price tag on Rock Band in the UK is overly excessive. Although we’ll still be begrudgingly handing over our hard-earned moolah when the game releases in the UK on May 23rd on Xbox 360 and later in the summer on PlayStation 3 and Wii.
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