Rock Band

Jun 26th, 2009 by cm1

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Now that rhythm-action gaming is synonymous with peripherals, it’s easy to forget that for ages all we had was buttons. Ordinary buttons, on an ordinary, non-amusingly-shaped controller. Going back feels terribly strange, as your fingers struggle to work their way around the PSP at speed, but after a while you get used to the controls, a fuzzy nostalgia sets in, and Rock Band Unplugged starts to become a quiet obsession.
That nostalgia is largely down to how closely Rock Band Unplugged echoes Harmonix’s first titles, FreQuency and Amplitude, in terms of the way it’s played. It’s not just a straight transposition of the grown-up Rock Bands to a portable format, which would probably have been the easier option - instead it’s a different gameplay concept, one that’s a bit more old-fashioned and decidedly single-player, demanding concentration and precision as opposed to bluffing through solos and band camaraderie. In its way, though, it’s no less entertaining.
Notes scroll towards you on the screen on a vertical plane, as will be familiar to anyone who’s played a rhythm-action game since 2005. But instead of playing along to one instrument and matching as many notes as you can, like in Rock Band proper, you switch between all the instruments in a track with the L and R buttons, hitting all of the notes in a phrase with d-pad left, up, triangle and circle buttons before moving on to the next.