Review #7 - 2018
I've been a Rock Band fan since it first launched back in 2007. As far as Rock Band games go, this one isn't the best, but it plays well, and has a massive library of music not only because it's still being updated to this day, but it also remains backwards compatible with your "Rock Band 3" song collection if you have one.
The gameplay is smooth and works as it should, but the graphics are subpar compared to previous entries, even with today's graphical improvements. Character model glitches are common, and although funny, can be disappointing to see. Outside of that, the game is still fun as always if you're still into the plastic instrument games, and one I still go to not just on my own time, but with family and friends as well. It's still being supported, and is still bringing people together, and really, that's what it's all about. If only instruments were still being made, otherwise, I'd easily recommend this game to everyone.
I've been a Rock Band fan since it first launched back in 2007. As far as Rock Band games go, this one isn't the best, but it plays well, and has a massive library of music not only because it's still being updated to this day, but it also remains backwards compatible with your "Rock Band 3" song collection if you have one.
The gameplay is smooth and works as it should, but the graphics are subpar compared to previous entries, even with today's graphical improvements. Character model glitches are common, and although funny, can be disappointing to see. Outside of that, the game is still fun as always if you're still into the plastic instrument games, and one I still go to not just on my own time, but with family and friends as well. It's still being supported, and is still bringing people together, and really, that's what it's all about. If only instruments were still being made, otherwise, I'd easily recommend this game to everyone.