Now Playing: Rock Band 4 - Video Review Still got your cymbals? Mad Catz add-ons worked for us! It’s a rare and laudable accomplishment, one that propelled the franchise to great heights in the late 2000s and that lives on in Rock Band 4.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Not many games can elicit that feeling so frequently, consistently, and authentically. The pure euphoria that washes over you when a song begins to build and you're nailing every note and you finally hit that pinnacle and the crowd erupts in cheers and applause. It harnesses the intrinsic joy of music and presents it in a way that we can not only play but share as well. That, in essence, is the power of Rock Band. It’s an absolute blast both to hear and to play, and without experiencing the song through the immediacy of Rock Band, I may never have fallen in love with it. Turns out that song is perfect: triumphant sing-along vocals, driving synths straight out of an ‘80s training montage, pounding drums that subtly ramp up the song’s unstoppable intensity. I’ve known about this band and their Mega Man-inspired tunes for years now, but I never really gave them a chance until ''Light Up the Night'' popped up during a Rock Band 4 set.

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