The much anticipated and hyped Rock Band for iPhone and iPod Touch is out! We first scooped the news of the launch of the app a few weeks ago. Shortly afterwards, Rock Band for the iPhone/iPod touch was officially announced by Electronic Arts. The app costs $9.99. The game features a multi-player mode (via Bluetooth), allowing up to 4 players to rock out on the go. While you can also play via sing...
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MobileCrunch on 19th Oct 2009 (via techcrunch.com)
Written by Leena Rao The much anticipated and hyped Rock Band for iPhone and iPod Touch is out! We first scooped the news of the launch of the app a few weeks ago. Shortly afterwards, Rock Band for the iPhone/iPod touch was officially announced by Electronic Arts. The app costs $9.99. The game features a multi-play... Original story at CrunchGear . View our complete collection of news and blogs, p...
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iPhoneNano on 19th Oct 2009 (via iphonenano.net)
EA Mobile will today announce a version of its extremely popular Rock Band game for the iPhone and iPod touch. The news first emerged during an Electronic Arts presentation at the CTIA mobile trade show yesterday. Just like its console siblings, the iPhone version will offer downloadable tracks, alongside Bluetooth multi-player features designed to support up to four players. TechCrunch informs th...
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9to5Mac on 8th Oct 2009 (via 9to5mac.com)
Electronic Arts has released Rock Band for iPhone and iPod touch in the App Store.
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iClarified on 19th Oct 2009 (via iClarified.com)
Redwood City, Calif. - Electronic Arts (NASD: ERTS) is working on a version of its popular "Rock Band" karaoke console video game for Apple's (NASD: AAPL) iPhone and iPod touch, TechCrunch reports. Slated for release later this month, the game will feature a Bluetooth-enabled four-player multiplayer mode, and 20 on-board tracks from artists including Beastie Boys, Blondie,...
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DMWMedia on 8th Oct 2009 (via dmwmedia.com)
Electronic Arts, who currently has thirty three applications in the iTunes App Store, debuted their version of Rock Band ($9.99) today for anxious thumb-thrusting iPhone micro gamers. Although Rock Band has proved to be one of the most successful console...
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iPhoneSavior on 20th Oct 2009 (via iphonesavior.com)
So you think you're pretty great at Rock Band [App Store, $9.99] on your iPhone or iPod touch because you can beat your friends, eh? How about a machine? That's right, tough guy. Joe Bowers has created a machine with no purpose other than mastering Rock Band and putting us humans to shame doing so. It consists of a robotic "hand" that can detect changes in light, and it can play the game...
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iPhoneAlley on 3rd Nov 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
So you think you're pretty great at Rock Band [App Store, $9.99] on your iPhone or iPod touch because you can beat your friends, eh? How about a machine? That's right, tough guy. Joe Bowers has created a machine with no purpose other than mastering Rock Band and putting us humans to shame doing so. It consists of a robotic "hand" that can detect changes in light, and it can play the game...
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iPhoneAlley on 3rd Nov 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
The much anticipated and hyped Rock Band for iPhone and iPod Touch is out! We first scooped the news of the launch of the app a few weeks ago. Shortly afterwards, Rock Band for the iPhone/iPod touch w...
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tiphones on 19th Oct 2009 (via tiphones.com)
Toy instruments dumped in favour of generic press-press-press action As of right now and this very second, you may jump rather belatedly onto the exploding music game bandwagon, thanks to the iPhone version of Electronic Arts much-adored music sim. Up on the App Store now for a medium-to-large price of £5.99, iPhone Rock Band has obviously seen
The good news is that EA has released Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod touch, and you can pick it up from the App Store right now. The bad news is that it seems like a pretty tough sell -- despite the relatively high price tag (Tap Tap Revenge 3, a similar music game, is currently 99 cents and headed for free), there's not much new here. Sure, there is four-device Bluetooth multiplayer, and ...
