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Almost all the answers are noncommittal, but it's nice to know they seem to at least be thinking about some of the primary issues I have with the game, like current DLC being compatible with future games.
Harmonix and parent company MTV Games today announced that they have sold more than 2.5 million downloadable songs for the game through the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network. The best-selling download to date is the Metallica pack, which features the original versions of "Ride the Lightning," "Blackened," and "And Justice for All." Combo packs from The Police, Queens of the Stone Age, David Bowie (two covers and one original), and Black Sabbath (three cover songs) follow Metallica on the best-selling list.
As far as individual songs go, Foreigner's "Juke Box Hero," takes the crown, trailed by Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son," Weezer's "Buddy Holly," and The Knack's "My Sharona." Of those, only "Buddy Holly" is a performance from the original artist.
Almost all the answers are noncommittal, but it's nice to know they seem to at least be thinking about some of the primary issues I have with the game, like current DLC being compatible with future games.
GS: When will we start seeing albums, and how much will they cost?
PD: Very shortly. In fact, I hope the next time I'm speaking to you we're talking about albums. And I think you'll be very pleased with what we have.
GS: And no update on the cost?
PD: No, not yet.
GS: A lot of people have invested a lot of money into Rock Band downloadable content at this point. Will any kind of Rock Band spin-off or sequel be backwards compatible with these libraries gamers are accumulating? Is that content future-proof?
PD: That's an excellent question, and I think that would be our preference.