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Rock Band Pulls A Cheap Trick
The Rock Band downloadable catalog continues to expand with new tracks from Cheap Trick and EMF.
Four new songs are arriving on September 6th for 360, Wii, and PS3.
Cheap Trick has a full pack of three songs, including “I Want You to Want Me (Live)," “Surrender (Live),” and "Dream Police." You can jam to the whole pack for $5.49, or get each song individually for $1.99. The two live tracks come from the album Cheap Trick at Budokan, while "Dream Police" is the original studio recording. In addition, "Surrender (Live)" has an optional Pro Guitar/Pro Bass upgrade option for $0.99.
The fourth song landing in the Rock Band catalog next week is unbelievable. Literally. EMF's "Unbelievable (Re-Record)" will run you $1.99.
Harmonix has stuck to their word of continuing to roll out quality content for Rock Band for years now, making the entire platform one of the most impressive collections of DLC for a game ever amassed. Do you still fire up the old toy guitar from time to time? Are you still downloading any of these new songs?
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