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Reader Discussion: Is There A Better Name For Rock Band 4?
For its upcoming music game revival, Harmonix seems to have gone with the appropriate – if boring – title Rock Band 4. But is that the best way to reignite everyone's enthusiasm for plastic guitars and homebrew karaoke nights? We challenge you to come up with the best fictional subtitle for Rock Band 4.
The classic music game maker has officially announced it is working on a new Rock Band title, and it reportedly releases this year. But what do you think of that name? Personally, we'd love to see Harmonix get a little crazy with the title. Why not call it Rock Band 4: Party In The U.S.A., Rock Band 4: Mouse Rat, or Rock Band 4: You Don't Have To Run On A Red Light. We could keep going, but what would you call Rock Band 4? If we can all come to an agreement on a better title, maybe Harmonix will officially change the name. You can also talk about what music you'd like to see in the game or some junk.
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