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    LEGO Rock Band

    Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Nov 03, 2009

    LEGO Rock Band is a family-friendly take on the Rock Band formula, with new songs aimed at audiences of all ages. While the game will play similarly to other Rock Band games, it will feature LEGO characters, instruments, and venues.

    drunknspider's LEGO Rock Band (Xbox 360) review

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    The Easiest Acheivements I ever slept through


    Lego Rock band is the "family friendly" attempt at Rock Band, which is does rather well. I'm really confused with the fact that some of my more questionably adult DLC from the other Rock Bands are transferable but songs that have similar songs available by the same artist are restricted is beyond me. The story mode animations are done well, more of the same if you have played any of the other Lego games. The song selection that is included on the disc is rather repetative and boring with the exception of the Ghostbusters theme song which after the 100th time through begain to annoy me. The controls are everything you've dealt with from the previous Rock Bands, it is nice how you can't fail songs, which make getting the expert songs achievements cake, which really only has 2 achievements  (perfecting a solo on a specific song and 4 players getting a perfect score) that are really a challange. Most of the others can  be earned by simply plugging in a mic, putting the vocals on very easy and walking away. If you are hurting for achievements this is a great game for a weekend, I put about 5 hours into it and then started the mic trick which works wonders with the wireless mic. Great game for the points, not much else to offer when there are much better music games around.

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      A Solid Game, But A Disappointing One 0

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