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more about #rockrevolution TheHeartless: While I agree that Rock Revolution needs to be shot dead (reload if necessary), I wonder how much Harmonix hopes to accomplish here. I mean, there ar... more » NoBullet: Konami is so butthurt that no one wants to play guitar games with Jpop crap. So they realize after GH that people want real music. Theyre just greedy. more » Aegd: :( more » ph15h: "No, not for pain and suffering caused by Rock Revolution, but for patent infringement." Wait... we should all file a class action lawsuit for that. more » The Last Amazing Grays: You know, I played this game, and I was surprisingly content with it. Sure, it has no chance in Hell of ever knocking Rock Band out of my preferred mu... more » Aegd: Battle of the plastig guitars. Thinking of duels. They need to create a virtual lawsuit game for the WII. I would call it the "WIIgal" that would be a... more » CRRRUNK ... ಠ_ಠ: Didn't Konami invent the game genre with their arcade game years ago? Guitar Freaks. Am I wrong? more » Gyaruson: They'd sue them, win, and get what? A percentage of the profits made by the title. Which means that Harmonix may actually have to pay Konmai. Any perc... more » Gordie Laverty: Both look like douche bags to me. There's enough freaking $$$ to go around! more » imalanjohnson: I'm sorry, but Konami deserves to be sued for even developing this game. more » Mister Jack urges you to buy Machinarium: Litigation isn't as fun from the other side, is it, Konami? more » -
#bostonlegal
Harmonix Sues Konami Over Rock Revolution
Rock Band developer Harmonix is turning the legal tables on Konami, slapping the publisher-developer with a lawsuit of its own. No, not for pain and suffering caused by Rock Revolution, but for patent infringement. More » -
#rockrevolution
Konami: No Guitar Controller For Rock Revolution
After sitting on genre-establishing properties GuitarFreaks and DrumMania for close to a decade, never releasing a single console title in either series in the West, Konami decided — after watching Guitar Hero become a billion-dollar franchise — to get into the rhythm game. It announced Rock Revolution in May, an oddly timed Rock Band downgrade that came with a limp soundtrack and an awkward coming out party. More » -
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#konamigamersnight08
Konami Announces "Rock Revolution"
Seems like everyone is jumping on the music rhythm game bandwagon these days and seeing as Konami was somewhat instrumental in starting the whole genre it makes sense that the would come out with their own answer to Guitar Hero and Rock Band. That answer is Rock Revolution. Rock Revolution is mainly centered around the drumming although there will be guitar and bass available as well. There were no guitars in evidence but they were keen to show off their drum kit which features a total of six drum pads and a pedal. They also made sure to show us how quiet the pads themselves were so we could avoid the problem of "annoying family and neighbors with the constant tapping. I'm sure I have NO idea what they were referring to with that... More »
