"Harmonix Ends Rock Band DLC After 16 Years, Shifts Focus to Fortnite"

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After 16 years and approximately 2,800 downloadable releases, Harmonix is ending Rock Band's regular DLC song releases on January 25, but previously purchased songs will remain playable in Rock Band 4. Despite the decline in popularity of plastic instrument games, Harmonix has continued to release new downloadable tracks for Rock Band 4 every week since its 2015 release. The community behind Clone Hero, a PC-based rhythm game, has also recently hit an official Version 1.0 release. Harmonix, now owned by Epic, is working on integrating Rock Band 4 instruments into Fortnite and will continue to offer a rotating selection of free-to-play songs in the game.
- Harmonix is ending Rock Band DLC releases after 16 years, ~2800 songs Ars Technica
- Rock Band 4 Is Getting One Final DLC Nearly Ten Years After Release IGN
- Rock Band 4 DLC is ending with Harmonix moving to Fortnite Festival Polygon
- Rock Band Devs Announce No More DLC, Focusing On Fortnite Now Kotaku
- After eight years and almost 3000 songs, Rock Band 4's DLC drops are ending The Verge
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