Now Available: Rock Band for iPhone and iPod touch [IPhone]
Gizmodo — ... There's also a solo mode, of course. And additional tracks available to buy from artists like Foo Fighters, Devo, Smashing Pumpkins, and Leny Kravitz. Sweet! [iTunes Store] ...

Rock Bank iPhone App Now Available
Geeky-Gadgets — We told you earlier this month that EA games would be releasing Rock Band for the Apple iPhone and iPod touch, the good news is that Rock Band is now available from iTunes. Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod Touch features a multi player mode that lets you play with up to four people over Bluetooth, it also has a built in feature that lets you invite your friends from Facebook to play the game. The game comes with a range of songs from the Beastie Boys, Motorhead, Blondie and lots more, and you will also be able to purchase additional tracks as well. Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod Touch is available now form the ...

News: EA releases Rock Band for iPhone, iPod touch
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — image Electronic Arts has released its Rock Band music game for the iPhone and iPod touch. Like the console version of the game, Rock Band for iPhone and iPod touch has players attempting to time up taps on a set of four virtual picks or drum pads to a cascade of corresponding notes that fall vertically down the screen, or sing along to notes that travel horizontally from right to left, depending on whether the player chooses guitar, bass, drums, or vocals. A four-player Bluetooth multiplayer mode lets players enjoy a “full band” experience; other features include three difficulty levels, twenty included tracks with more available from the in-app Music Store, a ...

Rock Band Comes to the App Store
TheAppleBlog — It had to happen sooner or later. EA Mobile’s Rock Band is now available in the iTunes App Store. From the EA Mobile website: Take your band on the road with 20 legendary songs from great bands like Smashing Pumpkins, Lynyrd Skynyrd & the Beastie Boys, all delivered with the highest, MP3-quality sound. ...

Rock Band Comes To iPhone
EverythingiCafe — The super popular music game has finally landed for the iPhone, but with a rather high price. The $10 cover charge, gets you 20 different songs, from artist like Blondie, Foo Fighters, and the Pixies. iPhone Rock Band can handle up to four players, all over bluetooth, with players able to take guitar, bass, drums or vocals. Additional songs will be able to downloaded, for a yet unannounced price. So what do you think? Could the official Rock Band game unseat reigning champion Tap Tap? Full track list after the break. Song List 30 Seconds to Mars - “Attack” AFI - “Girls Not ...

Rock Band For iPhone Hands On: Alleviate Boredom, Suffer Hand Cramps [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — ... Your other consideration is that the base game is 158MB already, and each song comes somewhere between 10-20MB each. If you have a smaller device, you might have to delete some stuff to fit this. It would be nice if buying a song also added an iTunes version of the song to your library, but that's pretty unlikely. And although the game ships with 20 songs, only 15 are available at the start, and you'll have to unlock the other five. [iTunes] ...

Article: iPhone Gems: BombLink, Rock Band + Tap Tap Revenge 3
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — Welcome to this week’s first gaming edition of iPhone Gems. This has been a big week for new game releases, so we’ve split our Gems column into two pieces: this one focuses on two big new music games and a puzzler, while the other looks at new sports titles. Though none of the games below received a B+ or higher rating, we do review Rock Band, Tap Tap Revenge 3, and BombLink below. Read on for all the details. Better known for its Resident Evil and game show titles on the iPhone and iPod touch than anything else, Capcom ...

Review: Rock Band for iPhone Looks Nice, Plays Rough
Gadget Lab — It was inevitable: The phenomenally popular rhythm game Rock Band has jammed into the phenomenally popular iPhone. Indeed, the mobile version shows loyalty to the console title, delivering elegant graphics, flashy animations and, of course, a store to purchase more tunes. But the iPhone game is loyal to a fault, because the Rock Band experience just doesn’t translate very well onto the handset’s touchscreen interface. Plus, it’s too expensive. Rock Band for iPhone retains the elegant game interface in which colorful “notes” scroll down a screen, requiring you to match them once they reach the ...

Rock Band for iPhone doesn't exactly rock
iPhone Atlas — ... Rock Band. For iPhone and iPod Touch. Right now in the App Store for $9.99. Just thought I'd cut right to the crucial information, as hardcore fans of the console mega-hit probably don't need to hear anything more. "Rock Band? iPhone? Ten bucks? Sweet!" Everyone else should listen up before plunking down that sawbuck. EA's official, real-deal port brings the jamfest to the iPhone in style, with gorgeous visuals, great songs, and some solid multiplayer action. Unfortunately, compromises abound. The songs are great, but you get only 20 of them (and ...

Rock Band for iPhone doesn't exactly rock
Crave: The gadget blog — ... Rock Band. For iPhone and iPod Touch. Right now in the App Store for $9.99. Just thought I'd cut right to the crucial information, as hard-core fans of the console ... Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

iPhone Rock Band Debut Hits Sour Note for Some
iPhone Savior — Electronic Arts, who currently has thirty three applications in the iTunes App Store, debuted their version of Rock Band ($9.99) today for anxious thumb-thrusting iPhone micro gamers. Although Rock Band has proved to be one of the most successful console video game franchises in recent years, iPhone users are sounding off with wildly mixed reviews. Some are not too impressed. App Store reviews of the game are peppered with the obviously fabricated five star "Best iPhone Game Ever" brain farts. While other reviewers are focused on the expensive $10 price tag for only ten tracks, laggy game ...

Rock Band out for $9.99 on the iPhone... but fails to thrill
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Gaming, Software, iPhone, App Store, iPod touch, MusicThe good news is that EA has released Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod touch, and you can pick it up from the App Store right now. The bad news is that it seems like a pretty tough sell -- despite the relatively high price tag (Tap Tap Revenge 3, a similar music game, is currently 99 cents and headed for free), there's not much new here. Sure, there is four-device Bluetooth multiplayer, and that's something that Tapulous' game has never had. But other than that, it seems ...

This Week's 10 Best iPhone Apps [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — ... Rock Band: Despite the obvious success of games like Tap Tap Revolution, the big rhythm game players have generally steered clear of the App Store. Until this week! Rock Band, late as it is, ...

Video App Review: Rock Band
Buy Me An iPhone.com: News & Video Reviews of iPhone Accessories & Apps — Rating: 8.5 out of 10 Pros: Vast features, amazing graphics, multi-player functionality, and loads of songs not the watered down type either but the real “she bang”. Cons: A bit Pricey compared to other similar applications, also lacked a few features that is found on similar apps. Overall: Rock Band is tons of fun! The ...

Man Makes Robot To Play Rock Band On iPhone
iPhone Alley - RSS — So you think you're pretty great at Rock Band [App Store, $9.99] on your iPhone or iPod touch because you can beat your friends, eh? How about a machine? That's right, tough guy. Joe Bowers has created a machine with no purpose other than mastering Rock Band and putting us humans to shame doing so. It consists of a robotic "hand" that can detect changes in light, and it can play the games highest level of difficulty without the help of us fleshy types.

Dude Makes Rock Band Playing Robot Because He can
iPhone Alley - RSS — So you think you're pretty great at Rock Band [App Store, $9.99] on your iPhone or iPod touch because you can beat your friends, eh? How about a machine? That's right, tough guy. Joe Bowers has created a machine with no purpose other than mastering Rock Band and putting us humans to shame doing so. It consists of a robotic "hand" that can detect changes in light, and it can play the game's highest level of difficulty without the help of us fleshy types.

The Price Is Wrong: 13 Overpriced iPhone Apps
Wired: Gadget Lab — We love apps on the iPhone. Lurve them. They are capable of keeping track of your budget, translating foreign languages and even delivering ample doses of cow bell. But we can’t give every app out there a ringing endorsement. There are more than a few stinkers that don’t work as promised, are endlessly confusing or are horrifically expensive. The latter group is what we’ve got in our crosshairs today. These are the top 10 overpriced iPhone apps we’ve encountered. While some are fairly useful (Wolfram Alpha, we’re looking at you) others make about as much sense as a Faberge hackey sack. (A special thanks to ...

Video App Review: BomberDove
Buy Me An iPhone.com: News & Video Reviews of iPhone Accessories & Apps — Rating: 5.5 out of 10 Pros: Fun & addicting. Only 99 cents. 3 modes of play with the ability to enable OpenFeint. Cons: The touch sensitivity is a bit off, especially in timed or endless mode. Trying to shoot the doves can be a bit frustrating as the aim isn’t accurate. The game sounds also isn’t the greatest but with the ability to to listen to your iPod while playing I’m sure we can look past it. ...