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1. Rock Band

   Reviewer: Eurogamer
   21 June 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   We do recommend Rock Band - it's outrageous, hilarious and memorable, and the best four-players-on-one-screen multiplayer game since GoldenEye - but you shouldn't buy it until you've thought long and hard about what else you could spend the money on. If you're talking about spending 100 quid on Xbox 360 games, there are plenty of three- or four-game combinations that represent stunning value by comparison, and as long as Rock Band's priced the way it is now, that's th... Read more

2. Rock Band

   Reviewer: Pro-G
   11 June 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   Rock Band will allow gamers to perform music from the world's biggest rock artists with their friends as a virtual band using drum, bass/lead guitar and microphone peripherals. Read more

3. Music game

   Reviewer: Pocket Lint
   19 May 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   If you’re in a group, this is about as fun as gaming is ever likely to be. If you’re on your own without any gaming internet access, the full pack might seem like a waste of cash. However you play it, Rock Band is a natural progression from Guitar Hero. And since it shares the same addictive brilliance of the Harmonix axe wielding series, it can’t be recommend highly enough. Read more

4. Rock Band

   Reviewer: OXM 360
   26 December 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   2 Comments You could argue - and bear with us on this one - that Rock Band is the ultimate role-playing game. It's like World of Warcraft for the mosh-pit crew. Only instead of a group of like-minded adventurers bringing down giant ogres in the Caves of Pretendium, your merry band takes up arms against the toughest tracks that the rock world can throw at you. Read more

5. Rock Band

   Reviewer: GameSpot
   20 November 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   The vast majority of these songs are original tracks from the artists, with only a few covers scattered throughout the tracklist. Only a few of the covers really stick out much. The Geddy Lee on "Tom Sawyer" is a bit overblown, and the singer of Mountain's "Mississippi Queen" is a bit odd sounding as well. But by and large, the covers blend in nicely, and whoever did the vocals for Steven Tyler and Bruce Dickinson on the Aerosmith and Iron Maiden songs respectively de... Read more