Well, you knew it was coming, didn't you?
According to the MTV head of games, the next title in the Rock Band series, effectively "Rock Band 3", is in the works, and they are exploring the possibility of yet another band-centric game. Which makes you wonder, who's next after The Beatles? Led Zeppelin? Let the rumor mill start turning.
Q: So for those tent pole releases, what happens after The Beatles game – what’s coming in 2010? Another major artist game? Or Rock Band 3?
A: We’re exploring both – and possibly will do both. The Harmonix development team are working on what is effectively the next game, or ‘Rock Band 3’. We aren’t standing still – we will keep moving into new areas and look at new technologies that our platform holder partners are also developing, such as Project Natal from Microsoft. We’re working with them to pull some things together. So it’s pretty exciting time for the future of our music game business.
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- Harmonix Workin' On Rock Band 3 (kotaku.com)





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I can see it being a very different game as opposed to Rock Band 2.
Natal Support? no so woot...
And EA better get their arse together and release it outside of the US the same time (if not, before the end of the year it comes out in).
YOU DON'T HAVE TO! Just buy Rock Band 2's Disc and play using your RB band set ; ;
Some people these days....
But heck, you never know. Maybe they'll see that TB:RB did such a great job of creating a great atmosphere and not diminishing the quality of the music (and in some areas, improved it) in any way. Thats what I'm hoping will happen with either Zeppelin or Floyd. It'd be a sad day though if Floyd ended up on GH. I would literally e-mail Activision everyday in protest. It would kill me to see Roger, Rick, Dave, and Nick as stupid looking GH avatars. Makes me quiver...
Rock Band: The Killers
Rock Band: Muse
Rock Band: Lost Prophets
Any of these would make me very happy.
Well, I already do for Amplitude, but you get my point.
But yes, I agree that we need more from Muse and The Killers.
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