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Alex Rigopulos: In addition to the multi-instrument band game, Rock Band will have a full suite of play modes for each of the individual instruments as well. As for your question about the guitar in particular, I can't speak to what Activision has planned for future versions of Guitar Hero, but what I can say is that Rock Band's guitar game alone will be more substantial than any of the prior Guitar Hero releases. PLUS, there's the complete drum game that's just as large. PLUS, there's the complete singing game. PLUS, there's the co-operative band game that ties them all together. Basically, it's four complete games on one disc. The thing is really huge!
IGN: It's already been announced that four players will be able to play together in Rock Band. But will it be possible for players to create their own unique tunes or import music and add your own note keys, rather than just playing along with the songs included with the game?
Alex Rigopulos: The ability to import user-created music into the game isn't a feature that will be integrated into Rock Band right out of the gate, but we are actively considering the possibility of eventually building and releasing tools to the community that will allow players to do this.
Alex Rigopulos: We think of Rock Band as not just a game, but as platform for experiencing music. Consequently, we have hugely ambitious plans for downloadable content, literally hundreds of songs. We haven't determined pricing yet, but stay tuned…
La opción de usar contenido propio no está integrada en el juego pero están pensando, en un futuro, la posibilidad de implementar esto.
Contenido descargable - 'literalmente cientos de canciones'
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