Lego Rock Band is a music video game developed by Harmonix, the studio responsible for titles like the original Guitar Hero or Rock Band, and uses the famous Lego toys and characters to depict actual bands.
In order to create the new title, Harmonix partnered up with Traveller's Tales, the studio behind other... |
21 September 2010
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LEGO Rock Band is uniquely suited for a release on the Nintendo DS. The game uses the well known music simulation idea behind Rock Band but partners it up with LEGO figures that have proved to be especially popular with families and kids when used to portray the adventures of Star Wars characters, Batman or Indiana J... |
14 October 2009
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Warner Bros. Interactive and MTV Games have finally released the full track list for the upcoming LEGO Rock Band, the game set to blend the song simulation genre with LEGO brick gameplay as seen in previous titles featuring Batman and Star Wars.LEGO Rock Band is aimed at a wide array of players and includes songs fro... |
13 October 2009
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MTV Games and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have revealed that the latest high profile star to be featured in the upcoming LEGO Rock Band is David Bowie, to be present in the videogame as a brick figurine.He will initially appear playing his “Let's Dance” hit, which is part of the playlist o... |
8 October 2009
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It's funny how no one in the videogame industry seems to be able to keep a secret. There have been rumors related to a LEGO Rock Band being in development at Harmonix for quite some time now, but Electronic Arts and the developer itself have always refused to comment on rumors, which, of course, only served to g... |
7 April 2009
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There are quite a lot of things children like, but two of them, games and Lego puzzles, have joined up and formed a very interesting combination. The brainchild of the Traveller's Tales studio, this unique concept has spawned quite a lot of interesting titles, like Lego Star Wars, Lego Indiana Jones or the most ... |
6 January 2009
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