Release your inner rockstar or allow your friends the privilege of picking up a shot or black skin with 40 counts of bending rock and roll! Unleash your creativity in Jam mode where you can create your own music in a state of the art multi-track studio! This is the musical revolution the world has been waiting for!
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Release your inner rockstar or allow your friends the privilege of picking up an axe or pounding the skins with you to 40 mind bending rock and roll tracks. Unleash your creative juices in the Jam Mode where you can create your own music in a state of the art multi-track studio. This is the musical revolution the world has been waiting for.
| Title | Artist |
| All The Small Things | blink-182 |
| Chop Suey! | System Of A Down |
| Cum On Feel The Noize | Quiet Riot (Slade) |
| Dance, Dance | Fall Out Boy |
| Detroit Rock City | Kiss |
| Dr. Feelgood | Motley Crue |
| Highway Star | Deep Purple |
| Holy Wars… The Punishment Due | Megadeth |
| Pull Me Under | Dream Theater |
| Somebody Told Me | The Killers |
| Spoonman | Soundgarden |
| Stone Cold Crazy | Queen |
| The Joker And The Thief | Wolfmother |
| Spirit Of Radio | Rush |
| We're Not Gonna Take It | Twisted Sister |
| White Room | Cream |
| Youth Gone Wild | Skid Row |
| Dirty Little Secret | All American Rejects |
| Last Resort | Papa Roach |
| Round And Round | Ratt |
| Still Of The Night | Whitesnake |
| Are You Gonna Be My Girl | Jet |
| No One Like You | Scorpions |
| Diary Of Jane | Breaking Benjamin |
| Blitzkrieg Bop | The Ramones |
| Falling Away From Me | Korn |
| The End Of Heartache | Killswitch Engage |
| Run To The Hills | Iron Maiden |
| Walk | Pantera |
| Heading Out To The Highway | Judas Priest |
| Won't Get Fooled Again | The Who |
| Pain | Three Days Grace |
| All My Life | Foo Fighters |
| Am I Evil? | Diamond Head / Metallica |
| Bad Reputation | Joan Jett and the Blackhearts |
| Our Truth | Lacuna Coil |
| Sk8er Boi | Avril Lavigne |
| Kiss Me Deadly | Lita Ford |
| Magic Man | Heart |
| Paralyzer | Finger Eleven |
| Given Up | Linkin Park |
Customer Reviews
not as bad as it seems!!!!
Well ,this game arrived in the post yesterday,I had ordered this game before reading editorial reviews cos i was pretty sure it was gonna be an o.k game, and generally speaking it is.
The songlist consists of cover versions of some pretty decent songs and they are generally executed very well.
The vertical 2D guitar display isnt that difficult a hang of,and isn't that bad.There is a tutorial which helps u to get through the game and is pretty intuitive.
The graphix and animations are passable, but being the type of game it is ,its not that crucial to the gaming experience,what is , is the gameplay and here is where rock revolution can decide whether u love or hate it!
I personally first time played 2 hrs pretty much non stop and generally had no problem with the game, ther was the general overall feeling of playing a guitar ,being that alot of the songs consist of chords as opposed to notes , meaning that your sliding your fingers up and down the neck of the guitar quite alot, notes are more difficult to hit especially when they come in groups and and are moving pretty fast down the neck.
Difficulty levels are overall accurate , each song has its difficulty level as well ,so for example if you play a song with a low difficulty level ,it's still gonna be pretty easy to pull off even at the games medium difficulty level and obviously if you pick a song with a hard difficulty level its gonna be quite a challenge to pull off at the games medium difficulty level.Now this brings me on to the frustrating part of the gameplay , because of the aforementioned the chords and notes come down in way that makes it very difficult to play this is not entirely due to the games difficulty level , but more of a flaw in the games structure, this is not the case with all songs ,but there a afew that u feel just haven't been layed out right, but being this is konamis first attempt at this, we can cut them some slack and hope thta RR2 will correct these issues.
I was expecting a better game from Konami considering they had done "Guitar Freaks.Dance Dance revolution and Karoke revoltion". All in all it's not to bad definately worth a rental, and for some a purchase.
Fun, worthwhile diversion for ten bucks or less
OK, I don't think this game merits spending even twenty on, but with its current wide availability for less than ten bucks shipped from a number of Marketplace sellers it's definitely worth a look. There are some nice variations (vertical scrolling, challenges, studio) for RB and GH veterans, and, although all songs are covers, after two hours of play I've discovered three songs unavailable elsewhere that alone may justify the price of admission:
Spirit Of Radio
White Room
Magic Man
I expect to find some others exclusive to this game also. A couple further notes: Calibrate your instruments! My system had massive lag with this game, whereas I play GH and RB with zero lag. Also, I don't believe you can do tour mode with bass only, which is a bit of a bummer for us bass fans. Oh yeah, sound fidelity is pretty awful. But still overall a good value or less than ten bucks. Charting is good, albeit easier than GH or even RB.
Not bad for a change of pace, cheap way to play new songs!
Since all the Rock Revolution songs are covers I would never have never bought it if it was more expensive. Pleasant surprise though, the covers are generally very good quality, they're not much more different-sounding than live recordings by the original artist would be. Kudos to the cover band(s). If you're picky about songs sounding exactly like the album or radio version, the cover songs will probably bother you.
You can play drums, guitar, or bass, there are no vocals on Rock Revolution. I played with a Rock Band Guitar and Rock Band Drums, also tried Guitar Hero World Tour drums as described below. The Rock Band guitar worked fine with this game.
The vertical note scrolling isn't great, but I got used to it. The circular shape of the notes was ok and they were bright, better than the "Chinese hats" or whatever those Guitar Hero notes are, but the bright clear rectangles of Rock Band are the best in my opinion.
As far as drumming, the kick pedal notation as "just another note" is jarring, I did get used to it but never completely liked it. I was using the Rock Band drums and they work well for the most part, but the Guitar Hero World Tour drums weren't great with this game, the note mapping was too far off (especially on the cymbals), much like using the Guitar Hero drums in Rock Band.
On the guitar side, it seemed like there were more chords and I felt like I was actually playing Electric Guitar more than Rock Band. There's also an occasional notation in certain songs when you're supposed to just wail on a note; you just have to strum a certain speed or above and hold the note. That was a nice touch and seemed somewhat realistic.
As far as the actual gameplay, you're really just playing sets of songs, there is no character creation or tour. Playing the basic songs was fine, but I found most of other things like avoiding "poison" notes or playing without the notes visible were much more frustrating than fun. So I found myself staying in quick play mode more than the career.
I played this game a few times but ultimately, like after playing Guitar Hero World Tour, went back to Rock Band 2. But if you don't pay much for it, it's worth it for an alternative take on a music game, and to play songs like Heart's "Magic Man."
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