i really dont understand whats so hard about this..I can fret a song in about an hour...they act like it takes days to do...hell they could have even just put one man on the project, they only released like 3 songs per week...thats like 3 hours of work...guess the PSP will never be respected as a console to the devs =/

goes into making the tracks feel right. If you know anything about recording music, there could be 5 or 6 guitars tracks that they have to compress into one stream on one guitar. match that up with all four instruments, and i think Harmonix said from legal process to finish product it takes about a week for a group to do. So for 5 song a week you need 5 groups. Unpluged would require that many more groups, so they tried to utilize old songs. I guess they dont want to expend the manpower that cold be used in more productive ways, like the next RB

The only reason I gave RB Unplugged a chance is because it was really similar to Harmonix's older games on PS2: Amplitude and Frequency. It wasn't as cool as those by a long shot, though. In those games, you could control like 8 different tracks, with powerups and whatnot, and even make your own remixes. Also had online multiplayer.


PSP version had no multiplayer of any sort, nor did it have any redeeming game modes. It was pretty much just play the songs. Why would I even play this when I have RB2 on my PS3 with 200+ songs? I got most of the RB1 songs from it's disc, all the RB2 on-disc, the free 20 bonus RB2 songs, with a nice 60 or so DLC tracks.


And to that one dude talkin' about fretting; so what if you can chart stuff? Anyone can chart something, there's just the big difference between a quality, accurate chart and a crappy chart that is so horribly done, it's like you're hitting notes that aren't even there.