No More DLC for Rock Band & Rock Band 2

For those who haven’t picked up Rock Band 3 yet, just to let you know, all new downloadable content will be for Rock Band 3 only. With over 2K songs to play and with more to come, Harmonix has decided to stop all DLCs for Rock Band 1 & 2 and focus on DLCs for Rock Band 3 only. This means any new DLC songs, like the Bon Jovi pack, will not show up for Rock Band 1 or 2. Looks like if gamers want to play new songs, they’ll have to get Rock Band 3.

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