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Rock Band Special Edition Playstation 2 | 
| From: MTV Games
Category: Video Games
List Price: $139.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  109 reviews
Sales Rank: 62
Format: Cd-rom
Platform: Playstation2
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Edition: Special
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: XXX
Shipping Weight (lbs): 24
Dimensions (in): 29.7 x 15.4 x 11.6
MPN: 16779
UPC: 014633167795
EAN: 0014633167795
ASIN: B000WPYNJC
Release Date: December 18, 2007
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| Features:
| • | Budle includes game, USB Hub, microphone, guitar and drum set peripherals | | • | 45 licensed tracks from legendary rockers | | • | Showcase a real drum solo with Rock Band's freestyle drum fill Windows featured in each song | | • | Vocalists can bring the crowd to their feet during Rock Band's freestyle vocal fill windows. Ad-lib your own words or shout to the crowd to raise the rock intensity of the performance. | | • | Build your own band and tour the world |
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Product Description
Time to release your inner rock star! Dive into Rock Band's challenging and addicting game modes and rock out to your favorite tunes. Put together a band, play in it, and tour for fame and fortune- all while learning to master lead/bass guitar, drums and vocals. Major Record labels and leading Music publishers have signed on to provide unrivaled access to master recordings and legendary rock artists - from punk, metal and alternative to classic and southern rock - including many master recordings from legendary artists, including acts like Metallica, Bon Jovi, Stone Temple Pilots and the Ramones! Learn to play songs spanning all genres and prove yourself the ultimate rock star! This Special Edition box includes game, guitar, Microphone and drum set -- everything you need to get in the game and rock out. Band mates can fail out of a song for poor performance, but the band still plays on. Rescue your failing mate by busting out signature moves and blistering solos to wow the crowd with showmanship. Boost your bonus! Earn bonus points for your band during Rock Band's Unison Phrase opportunities if everyone plays perfectly. ESRB Rated T for Teen.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 20 more reviews...
 Rock Band Special Edition Rocks!! September 1, 2008
the game is very fun and exciting. every level is like a whole new game. the notes get faster and harder to get. The microphone was very fun to play with. the drums and guitar are fun and help you with your reaction timing. when i got the game, i thought i would play it for a day and then get bored of it. but when i started playing it, i got hooked and now i cant get off it. the accesories come in very good condition.
Rock Band SE - A Great Reason to Keep Your PS2 August 31, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Rock Band Special Edition Playstation 2 is a great game with a great set of instruments. This is probably one of the biggest reasons to keep your PS2. Even though I've finally moved up to the PS3, I didn't hesitate to get this as a gift for somebody after playing this version. Now I think this game alone may be worth setting it up full time to play Rock Band on the PS2 and keep my PS3 free for other things.
For starters, the game itself is bound to be compared to Guitar Hero (Game Only). While Guitar Hero World Tour - Band Kit tries to duplicate the band experience, Rock Band is still the best game for multiplayer music gaming. Not to mention the price of the set and the PS2 console make this a much better value. And you can use your RB instruments with other games, even though the makers of Guitar Hero have gone out of their way to make their components incompatible. The bottom line, Guitar Hero is still the premier game for single player gaming, but Rock Band is a much better multi-player and party game.
As I said before, the PS2 is obviously still less expensive than other game systems. Setting one up for Rock Band alone saves electricity and will add to your PS3 or XBox360's lifespan. In fact you can keep this set up all the time for when people come over and it's one less thing to set up. So for convenience, the PS2 version is almost better in a way as long as you've got the room to keep it permanently set up.
The instruments are somewhat light, though the drum set definitely feels the sturdiest. Still all the instruments are great quality and are cross compatible with other games, which is a much appreciated extra.
Now with the versions for the Xbox 360 Console and the Playstation 3 you do get some extra capabilities. Those include additional modes, some online options and the ability to download additional content. Still, all the extras are nice but when you have company over they seem to matter less. The PS2 version has more than enough songs on it to kill plenty of time.
There is one thing to keep in mind, which is according to some reports there are some older PS2 models that can't play the dual layer disk without an update. I don't know the status of this first hand because I have a newer PS model. But definitely do your research before you invest in this set. Borrow the disk for a test run to make sure that your system can load it.
And of course, as with all PS2 games you have to have that annoying PlayStation 2 Memory Card (8MB) to really play, especially if you want to save your games. It's ridiculous they are still charging so much for those cards, but that's the price you have to pay to use the cheaper console.
As long as you've got your bases covered, this is a great game and well worth the price. Definitely recommended.
Enjoy!
Rock Band Special Edition PS2 August 25, 2008
I've played Rock band before and i love it. This time i ordered it my Playstaion didn't work so i was unable to play it. But Rock Band is an excellent game!
 Need Help August 24, 2008
Can anyone tell me, if this will play on Model #: SCPH-70012, purchase in Dec. 2004?
My daughter played it at a friends and loved it, and I would like to now get it for her birthday. However, I am on a limited budget, so I need to find out it will play in her PS2 first, so I don't lose $100+.
Thanks In Advance for anyone that can shed some light on this matter.
 A word of warning August 18, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Just a word of warning. I purchased this bundle yesterday from another retailer(Target). Got it home, set everything up, inserted the game, and nothing. I investigated to make sure it was not something on my end, but my console reads everything else I have fine.
So my next step was to try to contact EA customer support. After I finally got a live person, I found out that EA is suing Sony over this game because apparently the game is on something called a multi-layed disk. Which Sony told EA all PS2's would be able to read. Well EA is aware of at least 7 different production runs of PS2's that have been reported as not being able to read the game. My recourse? Not EA's problem. Call Sony, or take the game back and try to get my money back. I'm going to try to call Sony today and see where I get, mostly because I don't want to repack everything. I'll update with what happens.
But for now, if you have a PS2, I recommend checking into this by contacting Sony to make sure your system will read these multi-layered disks before you waste your time.
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