mkrajew

Here's hoping the "new guys" enjoy their unemployment benefits that Obsidian now has to pay for this nonsense.

I think the big news here that wasn't reported is that these songs are Rock Band 3 versions and contain keys parts. These are not the same versions as the ones on the disc and the people who exported the disc version got the RB2 versions without Keys support and they'll have to re-buy them if they want the upgrade.

Not too exciting....
Now if it could integrate games with the device, like letting people scroll through and pick a song out my Rock Band catalog while others were playing, then push that over to the XBox to add to a playlist....that would be sweet.

@Theneverendingsoda
LOL - Sony PS3 has always been an "entertainment center", moreso even than Microsoft.

@C1 If every episode is approximately 15 minutes and there are 70 episodes, that's 17.5 hours of gameplay. That's the low end. Compare that to most games these days and the price and you've got an amazing value.

@Faenix HMX owns the IP. HMXPope tweeted about it.

Is this seriously the first thing Mario CAN'T do?

Wait, so U-verse customers actually have to pay for this service? And if your XBox red-rings then you'll need to pay another $55 install fee to get them to come back?

Ummm, isn't the prequel to Wizard of Oz called "Wicked"? And has been touring on stage forever now....

@Crayola Q Pants ESQ
Yes, there are lots of filters built-in to RB3 that you can use to filter through your DLC. See: http://www.rockband.com/zine/rb3-features-music-library