Harmonix Music Systems (Page 3)
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Instruments made it work, says Harmonix' LoPiccolo
Harmonix' Greg LoPiccolo said that the gameplay has been in the company's games all along, but it just took a while for them to present it in a way that people would grasp what it was about
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Rock Band earns Harmonix a $208.7 million bonus
Viacom has paid Rock Band developer Harmonix an additional USD 208.7 million under terms of the company's acquisition
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More than 2.5 million Rock Band songs downloaded
Players have purchased and downloaded more than 2.5 million songs for MTV's Rock Band since the game's release in November 2007
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Mad Catz signs Rock Band licensing deal
Mad Catz has signed a multi-year licensing deal to create instrument peripherals for Harmonix and MTV's Rock Band game
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Judge denies Guitar Hero injunction
A federal judge has denied a request by the rock band The Romantics to prevent Activision from using their song in Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
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Activision seeks money for controller compatibility
Following up on our earlier report, it appears that money is definitely the issue behind the lack of Guitar Hero III controller compatibility with Rock Band on the PS3
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Activision responds to Harmonix "patch" claims
Activision has issued a statement refuting Harmonix' claim that the company was deliberately blocking the release of a controller compatibility patch for Rock Band
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Harmonix: Activision blocking Rock Band guitar patch
Rock Band developer Harmonix is claiming that a patch designed to allow the use of PS3 Guitar Hero controllers is being blocked by Activision
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Rock Band "not just a game," says MTV
With the recent release of Rock Band, MTV Games executives are touting the title as the integration of music and gaming on a whole new level
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Romantics sue Activision over Guitar Hero
Billboard is reporting that the members of the band The Romantics have filed a lawsuit against Activision over Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
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The original developer of the Guitar Hero and Rock Band franchises, Harmonix, has released portable rhythm action title Phase: The Music is your Game onto iTunes.
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A Harmonix representative has confirmed Rock Band's US retail price and release date
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GC: Rock Band won't be released in Europe until 2008
EA's highly-anticipated Rock Band will not be released in Europe until the first quarter of 2008, developer Harmonix has revealed.
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Guitar Hero to add new instruments in 2008 — analyst
More instruments are likely to be added to Activision's Guitar Hero franchise in 2008, as the company grows the brand to tackle competition from EA's impending Rock Band release.
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E3: Weekly, album length DLC promised for Rock Band
Harmonix and MTV will be offering entire albums worth of downloadable content for the forthcoming Rock Band, with new material promised every week following launch.
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Ryan Lesser on Harmonix's business relationships and the future of the Guitar Hero series.
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Harmonix's Ryan Lesser discusses plans for Rock Band.
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Nordic Game: Rock Band will be affordable, says Harmonix exec
Harmonix art director Ryan Lesser has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the company is doing everything it can to ensure forthcoming title Rock Band is affordable for consumers.
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Fender signs with EA for Rock Band deal
Electronic Arts has inked a deal with three iconic names in music manufacturing as Fender, BOSS and Roland have all agreed to appear in the upcoming game Rock Band.
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Rock Band set to revolutionise music, says MTV
Upcoming EA title Rock Band is set to revolutionise the way consumers experience music in the same way that music video did in the 1980's, according to Harmonix owners MTV.
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Major record labels to supply tracks for Rock Band
Electronic Arts has officially announced new PS3 and Xbox 360 title Rock Band, revealing that several key music publishers have already agreed to supply tracks for the game.
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EA teams up with Harmonix for Rock Band
Electronic Arts has signed a deal with MTV and Harmonix, the developer behind Guitar Hero, to produce a new game titled Rock Band.
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Harmonix boss Alex Rigopulos on life after Guitar Hero.
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MTV acquires Harmonix for USD $175 million
MTV Networks has strengthened it position in the gaming market by acquiring Guitar Hero developer Harmonix for USD $175 million (137 million euro).