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Thumbsticks' Tom Baines speaks to Harmonix's Nick Chester about why Rock Band 4 is the music game to go for this year.

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Chris White: "I was fortunate enough to visit the Mad Catz offices in Milton Keynes and play the game with the brand spanking new hardware. Not only did I get to spend time with the equipment, I got a chance to meet Mad Catz Senior Product Manager Richard Neville, and Global PR and Communications Director Alex Verrey."

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While what we've been teased with so far wasn't all that impressive, the new songs announced today rounding out the package make it even worse.

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Rock Band 4 is due to release on Xbox one and PS4 this October 6th, so ahead of its release the guys and gals behind the game have released the full track listing for the rockin' music title. There's a little bit of everything for all tastes (no Katy Perry, though) but there's a distinct lack of The Killers. It's probably not going to annoy everyone, but this Victim is not happy that one of the weakest songs from the Las Vegas four-piece is the only one on offer. - The Games Cabin

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COG Writes: At a recent event at the YouTube Space in LA we were able to get some quality playtime in with FreeStyleGames and Activision's 'Guitar Hero Live'. Rest assured that the drastic changes made to the franchise are exactly what it needed.

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Harmonix announced the last batch of Rock Band 4's soundtrack today. Here's the full list of songs you'll be able to perform in the song at launch

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Harmonix today announced additional tracks for the highly-anticipated Rock Band 4, including music from Brad Paisley ft. Keith Urban, Imagine Dragons, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Mumford Sons, and more.

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GT: The music/rhythm genre is on the rise, it seems. After the long drought for the genre that became bloated with countless rhythm titles in the mid 2000s, it appears the planets may have aligned once again in favor of those gamers with a passion of hitting buttons along with music queues. The recent announcements of Rock Band and Guitar Hero making a harmonious return to the gaming scene might prove that gamers are still interested in the once overwhelming genre, as long as there is still uniqueness and originality. Does this port of a 2-year-old music game on the 3DS have what it takes to stand up to that scrutiny that rehashes of the past few years have created?