Ever since Harmonix made it known that the Rock Band franchise was taking 2011 off (outside of the usual DLC pipeline), many have speculated as to what the newly independent studio might be focusing its developmental efforts on instead. Dance Central 2 is obviously one of those in-development projects, but word has swirled for a while now that Harmonix had some other, original ideas kicking around.
One of those appears to be Vidrhythm, a name recently trademarked by the studio with an "intent to use" filing. What is Vidrhythm? I have no idea, but it's a thing that exists, according to Harmonix Communications Director and noted rage enthusiast John Drake, who confirmed to us that this is most definitely a project currently under development, and that "it will be awesome." So, hey, you heard it here first.
Now feel free to spend the next several hours constructing what the combination of Vid (one can presume it being short for "video") and rhythm both signify. I'm personally hoping for something in the vein of Make My Video. Bring back Marky Mark!




















I look forward to the next game by a company who forces a man to go unemployed and look for a job for a year because they are scared of other companies stealing their entirely original games.
Buckner and Garcia's new game? ;)
Vidrhythm: Final Fantasy?
Dancing and singing at the same time to music videos.
@l3illyl3ob said:
New trend in video games. Word+ Rhythm. Rhythmrhythm.
I own the copyright on titles with the name "Rhythm" in them. I'm going to make a lot of money today.
Why is Alex writing about Harmonix...
OH MY GOD ALEX IS A SPY
Hope you like Kinect because
@Methodis said:
Best use of first post ever.
First Theatrhythm and now Vidrhythm? Are you FUCKING kidding me game industry?
They're porting the Rock Band engine to NEMO
What story are you referring to?
Perhaps a spiritual successor to Vib-Ribbon?
What is with awkwardly combining words with "rhythm"?