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Lego Rock Band Reviews

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GameSpot 7.0/10 Nov 04 '09
IGN Wii 5.5/10 Nov 03 '09
Nintendo The Official Magazine 58% Nov 27 '09
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Lego Rock Band Previews

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IGN Wii Jun 03 '09
1UP Oct 13 '09
Destructoid Oct 12 '09
GameZone Jun 03 '09
IGN Wii Oct 16 '09
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"With kid-friendly turns in Lego Indy, Lego Batman, and Lego Star Wars, the pegged-block franchise has extended its roots pretty far into the videogame world. But the next Lego-themed adventure does away with the action-focused collect-a-thon of previous outings, and adds a new graphical skin to the ever-expanding rhythm genre with Lego Rock Band. It won't be as "hardcore" as the recently released Guitar Hero 5, nor as "artistic" as Harmonix's own The Beatles Rock Band; instead, Lego Rock Band is looking to fill a family-friendly niche with a light, pop-centric setlist and plenty of Lego humor. When Harmonix brought the game around to the 1UP office for a recent hands-on demo, I got to see the changes that Lego will bring to the Rock Band series. With a newly added Super Easy mode, and a selection of music that should appeal to a wider audience, this looks like it will be the most easily approachable Rock Band yet. As a fan who's played every title in the series to death, what I find most exciting about the upcoming game are the fun tracks (like Bowie's "Let's Dance," or Ray Parker Jr.'s "Ghostbusters") -- songs that that you'd normally only find on games like Karaoke Revolution or Elite Beat Agents. But also adding to Lego Rock Band's value: Harmonix claims you'll be able to export every song in the game over to Rock Band 2, and vice versa: almost all of Rock Band 2's DLC (the songs that don't contain offensive language/subject matter, anyway) will also be playable in Lego Rock Band."
"When Harmonix and Traveller’s Tales announced LEGO Rock Band back in April, the Internet went a bit crazy, charging that Harmonix had finally joined Activision among the ranks of the money-..."
"This charming rhythm game is especially good for first-timers, but it's a little light on content. "
"Back with another one of those block rockin' beats?. While most of the accusations of cash cow milking are usually aimed at Activision and its countless Guitar Hero games, Rock Band developer Harmonix isn't exactly innocent when it comes to spin-offs. The difference is that the likes of The Beatles Rock Band, Rock Band Unplugged on the PSP and now Lego Rock Band at least try to do something different with the genre instead of essentially being glorified song packs for the main series. Click here to read the full article"
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