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[Update]: Harmonix Trademarks "VidRhythm"
[Update]: Over Twitter, Harmonix communications director John Drake has confirmed that VidRhythm is indeed an upcoming project by the company.
Today Drake tweeted: "You may have heard about our new trademark @VidRhythm. Yes, it’s something we’re working on. More news to come!"
[Original Story]:Dance Central 2 developers and all-around music mavens Harmonix have trademarked the term "Vidrhythm" in the U.S.
Siliconera has dug up the trademark, which could be for some project that Harmonix has in the pipeline. Unfortunately, there is no further info other than the name at this point. The company has expressed interest in platforms ranging from 3DS to Vita to Facebook, so who really knows what it's got cooking.
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