Testseek.com have collected 32 expert reviews of the Rock Band: Unplugged and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Rock Band: Unplugged.
June 2009
(78%)
32 Reviews
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Abstract: Before igniting the rhythm game peripheral revolution with the original Guitar Hero, Harmonix released a pair of rhythm games that laid the groundwork for that seminal title: Frequency and Amplitude. Now, with Rock Band Unplugged, Harmonix has gone bac...
Combines Rock Band gameplay with that of Harmonixs earlier games, Solid, diverse library of 41 songs on the disc, Range of difficulties makes it accessible to anyone.
No multiplayer.
Smart design choices make this handheld debut for the Rock Band series a great one. ...
Abstract: They did it. They actually did it. I don't know exactly how they managed it, but the superstars at Harmonix were able to capture the rhythm-based, lighting-in-a-bottle phenomenon that is Rock Band and package it into an innovative portable package that...
Abstract: Stop me if you've heard this one before: A hugely successful game maker is looking to capitalize on the success of their top selling music franchise by spinning it off onto the handheld game systems. This isn't Guitar Hero On Tour on the Nintendo DS, b...
Weve tested and played Rock Band Unplugged completely, now all you need to do is head on inside to see if its worth your time. Sure Plays a Mean PinballWe all loved Guitar Hero at one point or another, but at this point, with its fifth iteration in ...
Abstract: Rock Band Unplugged is a great addition to the Rock Band series, offering a refreshing rhythm game mechanic that feels very comfortable on the PSP. Even though the game lacks multiplayer, the DLC feature should help give this game some legs in the futu...
41 sehr hörenswerte, rockige Tracks, Tolle Klangqualität, Aufgewertetes AmplitudeSpielprinzip, Umfangreiche World Tour, Charakter Editor, Alternative Spielmodi & Modifikatoren, Songliste per DLC erweiterbar, Keine Zusatzcontroller benötigt, Gute Adaption der Rock Band 2Grafik, Angenehme Lernkurve, Für Einsteiger und Profis geeignet
Kein MultiplayerModus, Wenig RockerFeeling, z.t sehr hektisch bei Instrumentwechseln, Karriere nur wenig an HandheldBedürfnisse angepasst, Einige Übersetzungsfehler
Ein Musikspiel im Format eines Rock Band macht ohne Instrument-Imitate recht wenig Sinn. Allerdings hat Rock Band Unplugged auch mehr Gemeinsamkeit mit dem PlayStation 2-Klassiker Amplitude als mit dem erfolggekrönten Hauptspiel. Von Langeweile kann so...
