DragonForce finally coming to Rock Band next week

If the existing hundreds of tracks in Rock Band haven't melted your fingers yet, the inhuman guitar playing of DragonForce is finally on its way to the heralded music game. Two DragonForce tracks will be available for your purchasing pleasure as part of next week's update.

Through the Fire and Flames and Operation Ground and Pound will be the inaugural RB entries for the power metal band. Each will cost the standard ~$2 price. And, if you really want to up your game, Through the Fire and Flames is also available as a Pro Guitar/Bass song for an extra 99 cents. Buyer beware.


Above: Through the Fire and Flames in Guitar Hero III

Then, not to be overshadowed, Santana and Jefferson Airplane are also releasing new tracks in the next update, with Somebody to Love and Black Magic Woman making their debuts. Blood, Sweat & Tears's Spinning Wheel rounds out the list. Black Magic Woman will also feature a 'Pro' version.

All these tracks, excluding the Pro DLC, will also be bundled together for around $5.50. You'd better start practicing.

[Source: Destructoid]

Mar 25, 2011

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