This week’s Rock Band DLC has a little more street cred that last weeks. Featuring master tracks from three classic artists, this weeks DLC promises not to disappoint. Without any further ado, this weeks downloadable songs are:
- “Hanging on the Telephone” by Blondie
- “Train in Vain” by The Clash
- “Kool Thing” by Sonic Youth
As usual each of the tracks will cost you 160 Microsoft points ($1.99). Unfortunately there is no option (and therefore no deal) to buy the three songs bundled together, so if you want them, be prepared to pay the full $6.
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Today, Activision announced that Call of Duty 4’s Variety Map Pack has was downloaded one million times in nine days, setting a new record for Xbox Live Marketplace.
Today it was announced that the PC port of Mass Effect will not be shipped with the expansion, Bring Down The Sky, included on the disk. However, it will be available for download in North America on May 28 and June 6 in Europe, the same day the game is released. The best part is, it’s free.
Today, Harmonix announced the first album to hit the Rock Band store. Judas Priest’s Screaming For Vengeance will arrive April 22 on Xbox 360 and April 24 on PS3. The 10-track album will go for $14.99, while individual tracks will be $1.99.
Today it was announced that the ending song from Portal, “Still Alive,” will hit the Rock Band store tomorrow for both Xbox 360 and PS3. The best part is, that the song is free.
Warhawk’s upcoming expansion, Operation: Broken Mirror, will arrive in North America on April 17 for $8. Operation: Broken Mirror will include:
It’s no April fool. A demo of Army of Two hits Xbox LIVE Marketplace April 1. The demo includes both the training level as well as the first level of the game.
