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June 2010
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The editors liked
The band are fully realised in physical form with impressive motion capture
Plenty of rewards to unlock
Famililarly enjoyable gameplay with clearer vocal interface makes it a blast to play
Some great tracks
Obvious band involvement
Great for fans (obviously)
Every instrument put to good use
Dookie is entirely present
Collectibles are fun for superfans
The editors didn't like
Too few venues
Some albums are ridiculously scarce and desperately awaiting DLC
For some there might not be enough diversity in Green Day's music for this sort of game
Abstract: After a number of misses from its competition, last year Harmonix and MTV Games proved that it was possible to do a band-specific music game "right." The Beatles: Rock Band was an incredible journey through the band's career, approaching the material...
Abstract: Rock Band is back, calling players to dust off their drum kits and guitars for another round of music challenges. This time Green Day takes the stage as the exclusive band in the game, packing 47 songs from their TV debut to their latest album. With un...
The great mix of aggressive punk rock and mellow acoustic jams play great on every instrument; presentation brilliantly captures the enthusiasm and energy of Green Day's live shows.
Shallow career mode isn't terribly rewarding; older albums get the cold shoulder. Eagle eyed fans will also recognize the Milton Keynes venue and its pyrotechnic wizardry from the Bullet in a Bible set. As an experiment, I asked my buddy Kevin to play some Green Day: Rock Band with me. Kevin loves Rock Band to death, but strongly dislikes Green Day. "There are only a few songs I like, mostly th
Abstract: Green Day: Rock Band has been somewhat controversial among gamers, mostly because many felt Green Day was a downgrade from The Beatles (who got their own Rock Band game in 2009) and didn't deserve the same treatment. Music games aren't about music snob...
Mix of aggressive punk rock and mellow acoustic jams play great on every instrument, presentation brilliantly captures the enthusiasm and energy of Green Day's live shows
Shallow career mode isn't terribly rewarding, older albums get the cold shoulder
On the surface, an entire game dedicated to Green Day doesn't make a whole lot of sense. But look closely and you'll see that the "punk trio" has a deep and catchy catalog of hits whose energy and vibe perfectly fits the Rock Band experience. Unless you a...
Abstract: FAN APPEAL: Greenday's music suits the Rockband format, but the game is unlikely to convert you if you're not already a fan. Fun for all the family Digital download or retail: what do you think? Game review: Demon's Soul David Cage, the man behind He...
60 for 47 songs is cheap. It's everything a fan would want, and even those on the fence will appreciate the energy and the way Green Day slot into the Rock Band formula so well. The crowd involvement and general layout is well designed too.
Should probably have included works from other artists in the same genre. The unlockables aren't particularly inspiring.
von Riad Oelschlägel Wie zu erwarten war, erfindet Green Day Rock Band das sprichwörtliche Rad nicht neu, sondern verlässt sich auf die alternden Traditionen des Hauptspiel, was dem Kenner allerdings nur negativ auffallen kann und den Wiederspielwert...
Cooler Sound, so muss das klingen!, Gute SongAuswahl, Starker MehrspielerModus
Alleine etwas fad, Große Schwierigkeitssprünge, Dafür Vollpreis?
Kurz und knapp, der Einzelspieler-Modus vermag nicht so zu überzeugen wie „The Beatles: Rock Band“. Die Karriere ist eher spärlich vertreten, aber im Mehrspieler-Modus spielt der Ableger seine zahlreichen Stärken gekonnt aus. Für Fans von Green Day und...
