Hasbro today announced the September 2017 global launch of DROPMIX™, an all-new dynamic and fast-paced music mixing game. Developed in collaboration with legendary and award-winning video game developer Harmonix Music Systems, Inc., creators of Rock Band and Dance Central, DROPMIX uses cutting-edge technology that empowers players to create unique mixes of songs by playing cards on a game board connected to a mobile app.
Genre: Rhythm
Developer: Harmonix
Publisher: Harmonix
Release Date: Jan 05, 2016
Available Platforms: PlayStation 4
Reviewed Platforms: Playstation 4
After a very successful Kickstarter campaign last year, Harmonix has finally delivered on their new version of Amplitude. Unlike it’s plastic instrumented siblings, Amplitude just requires you and a Dualshock 4 to make sweet sweet dance/techno/electronica together (full disclosure I’m no good at naming music genres).
Harmonix is pleased to reveal details of its plan to support and expand Rock Band 4 as an ongoing live service. The program officially kicks off with its first major feature update on December 8th for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
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Genre: Music, Rhythm
Developer: Harmonix
Publisher: Harmonix
Release Date: Oct 06, 2015
Available Platforms: Xbox One, PlayStation 4
Reviewed Platforms: Playstation 4
Rock Band 4 is my first time playing a game in the plastics instruments genre. I’ve watched at the periphery but just never had a chance to play these games because I was never in a living situation that could accommodate big and loud plastic instruments. But now that I live in my own house, I was finally able to play a Rock Band game. In preparation for this review, I also purchased Rock Band 1-3 as well as Rock Band: Beatles to be able to play them and have some context about the series.