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Our Unlocked crew breaks down the pros and cons of each new music game.

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Guitar Hero Live's reductive color scheme greatly separates it from the upcoming Rock Band 4 and makes it clusive to gamers with colorblindness!

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This week's episode has our hosts discussing Mortal Kombat X's microtransactions, our impressions on the new Terminator Genisys trailer, what we think of the return of Rock Band Guitar Hero, and more! Hosts: Chris Cortes and Adnan Riaz

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With the exception of the new Guitar Hero Live controller, old peripherals will be supported by Harmonix's upcoming music game.

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The battle begins anew as each titan rumbles to life, ready to give the ensuing battle their all in another attempt at seizing the treasures that are the spoils of victory. Who will come out on top?

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Adam Shear from LevelSave.com went hands-on with Guitar Hero Live at their preview event in New York. He writes... "Just when you thought Activision had beaten the Guitar Hero franchise to death, much like a couple of its other franchises, the rise of new consoles is a valid enough reason to bring back plastic instruments and the music game genre. With Rock Band 4 serving as some serious competition, can Guitar Hero Live differentiate itself and feel like a new experience? After being one of the first to go hands on with Guitar Hero Live in New York City, I would have to say the answer is a definite yes."

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With Activision announcing Guitar Hero Live today (14 April) and Harmonix revealing Rock Band 4 in March 2015, the music rhythm game revival is in full swing, and this autumn the two franchises that defined expensive peripherals in the mid-to-late 00s will do battle once again. Which of the two will win the impending sales battle though? Let's take a look at what developers Harmonix and FreeStyleGames have in store.

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With Activision announcing Guitar Hero Live today (14 April) and Harmonix revealing Rock Band 4 in March 2015, the music rhythm game revival is in full swing, and this autumn the two franchises that defined expensive peripherals in the mid-to-late 00s will do battle once again. Which of the two will win the impending sales battle though? Let's take a look at what developers Harmonix and FreeStyleGames have in store.