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PDP has unveiled the Riffmaster guitar controller, compatible with PlayStation and Xbox consoles, boasting a 36-hour battery life and foldable design. It will work with Rock Band 4 and, in the future, Fortnite Festival. No price has been announced yet, and the last Rock Band 4 DLC was released recently, with support for RB4 instruments coming to Fortnite Festival.
PDP has unveiled the Riffmaster, a new wireless guitar controller set to release this Spring for Xbox and PlayStation consoles, featuring a unique design with a thumbstick, ambidextrous layout, and foldable construction. Compatible with Rock Band 4 and set to work with Fortnite Festival once Harmonix updates the game, the controller aims to enhance the gaming experience for rhythm game enthusiasts.
After eight years of weekly releases, Rock Band 4's DLC support will end next week, with the last batch of songs arriving on January 25th, marking the conclusion of an era. Harmonix assures players that the existing library of nearly 3000 songs will remain accessible, but no new releases will be added after this month. The developer is shifting its focus towards supporting Fortnite Festival, a Rock Band-like mode within Fortnite, while continuing to operate Rock Band 4's rivals seasons and online servers.
Rock Band 4, the iconic multiplayer rhythm game, is set to receive one final DLC pack almost a decade after its launch, with no specific details revealed yet. Despite its age, online play will continue as normal, and the developer remains committed to protecting players' existing song collections. Additionally, plans for officially supported Rock Band instruments and licensed third-party gear for use in Fortnite Festival are in the works.
Harmonix, the studio behind Rock Band 4, has announced the end of weekly DLC releases for the game and a shift in focus to supporting Fortnite Festival. After nearly a decade and nearly 3,000 DLC songs, the studio will no longer release new tracks for Rock Band 4 but will continue other live services. Harmonix is now working on Fortnite Festival, a rhythm game within Fortnite, and will soon support RB4 instruments in the new game.
After eight years and nearly 3,000 songs, Harmonix is ending DLC releases for Rock Band 4 on January 25th, but assures players that previously purchased songs will still be accessible. The studio also hints at future support for "RB4 instruments" in Fortnite, and promises emotional final DLC songs to mark the end of an era.
Harmonix is set to release one final DLC pack for Rock Band 4 nearly ten years after its original release, with live services for the game continuing as normal. The specifics of the DLC content have not been revealed, but the studio emphasized its commitment to protecting players' investments in the game's extensive DLC catalog. Additionally, support for Rock Band 4 instruments in Fortnite Festival has been confirmed, with Epic Games' senior product manager expressing enthusiasm for the future of the rhythm game genre.