Ubisoft will ensure that your guitar doesn’t gently weep this Christmas, by porting Rocksmith 2014 Edition to the PlayStation 4. The title – which, bizarrely, will only be available from Amazon in the UK – will launch on 4th November in North America and 7th November in Europe. Of course, it’s already available on the PlayStation 3.
It doesn’t sound like there’ll be a whole lot of changes for you to riff on either, with the official improvements comprising crisper graphics [Like they really matter in a game like this – Ed], and Remote Play functionality – allowing you to study notation while you’re, er, away from your PS4.
Annoyingly, it won’t even include any of the original’s DLC songs, though it will support cross-buy if you’ve previously purchased any tracks from the PlayStation Store. We thought that the PS3 version was perfectly competent when we reviewed it last year, awarding it a sturdy 7/10. “It may be more of a learning supplement than a digital tutor, but it's still worth a look if you're eager to tighten up your shredding skills,” wrote rock goddess Katy Ellis.
[source blog.ubi.com, via eurogamer.net]
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Who has a living room like that?
Next gen guitars.
@get2sammyb Lol, oh I wish.
@get2sammyb You mean you don't?! heh
@get2sammyb Jealous? Me too.
I noticed its a PS3 in the picture, not a PS4.
I hope the PS3 cable is compatible. I would think they'd try and work it out that way to reduce manufacturing cost, but we'll have to see.
Is anyone familiar with the Rocksmith games? I am considerating this for the PS4 but the steep entry cost (the bundle is $200) makes it difficult to try it out and see if I like it. I think back to RB3 with the keyboard and I can 5 star most songs on Expert but when I switch to pro mode I can't even 5 star a song on easy. I don't want to invest $200 only to find out its not my cup of tea!
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