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Popular Rhythm Game Rock Band Coming To iPhone

Rhythm game app Rock Band Coming to iPhone

Rock Band, the popular rhythm game from EA is now coming to iPhone and iPod Touch. The game is yet to be approved by the Apple and is expected to be available on the App Store this week. 

From what is known, the iPhone game is pretty comprehensive compared to the other rhythm games that are already available on the iPhone, including Tapulous' Tap Tap Revenge

Quite similar to the console version of Rock Band, the iPhone version of the game shall provide iMusicians to choose between four modes - vocals, drums, bass and guitar. The game is played by tapping the screen on the right notes. Each of the four modes come in three levels of difficulty, intuitively named Easy, Medium and Hard. 

Impressively, the multiplayer version of the game lets you connect with up to three other players via Bluetooth to play alongside. Additionally, players can also invite their friends via Facebook Connect to play with them. The availability of these different options to connect with friends seems to be a well thought out strategy to get the application spread virally among friends. 

There are twenty tracks that come integrated with the game (The list is mentioned at the bottom of this article). Five of these tracks can be unlocked via the World tour mode. In addition to this, the game also comes with an in-game store where you may purchase additional tracks. 

The price of the app is not yet clear and should only be known when the app finally becomes available for download sometime next week. However, considering that the main competitor, Tap Tap Revenge is available for 99¢, and also with EA, the iPhone app developers, standing to earn much more through purchase of tracks, expect the cost of the app to be pretty much in the same range. 

Full track listing:

  • “Attack” – 30 Seconds To Mars
  • “Girls Not Grey” – AFI
  • “Move Along” – All American Rejects
  • “Sabotage” – Beastie Boys
  • “All The Small Things” – Blink-182
  • “Hanging on the Telephone” – Blondie
  • “Learn To Fly” – Foo Fighters
  • “Everlong” – Foo Fighters
  • “Bad to The Bone” – George Thorogood & the Destroyers
  • “Hymn 43″ – Jethro Tull
  • “Bad Reputation” – Joan Jett
  • “Simple Man” – Lynard Skynard
  • “Ace of Spades ‘08″ – Motorhead
  • “Debaser” – Pixies
  • “Ladybug” – Presidents of The United States of America
  • “Give It All” – Rise Against
  • “Lazy Eye” – Silversun Pick Ups
  • “Cherub Rock” – Smashing Pumpkins
  • “Take The Money and Run” – Steve Miller Band
  • “We Got The Beat” – The Go Go’s

You can checkout the demo of the iPhone game below:

It looks pretty good. Do you think Rock Band could displace Tap Tap Revenge, one of the most popular iPhone games on the App Store?

[via MobileCrunch]

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