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Realta Entertainment has just announced its second set of hit songs downloadable songs for BandFuse: Rock Legends,  On this set list is the amazing “Purple Haze” from the album Are You Experienced (1967) by Jimi Hendrix’s . The Guitar legend also has “Little Wing” from the album Axis: Bold as Love (1967) amongst the 10 available songs. My personal favourite amongst the available hits, has to be Fall Out Boy’s “Dance Dance”. That is not all though, there is also 3 new backing tracks available.

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Here is a complete run down of the 10 songs and 3 backing tracks available:

•      Jimi Hendrix – “Purple Haze”
•      Jimi Hendrix – “Little Wing”
•      The Pretenders – “Back on the Chain Gang”
•      Heart –“Crazy On You”
•      Fall Out Boy – “Dance, Dance”     
•      Disturbed – “Inside the Fire”
•      Panic! At The Disco – “I Write Sins Not Tragedies”
•      Jane’s Addiction – “Mountain Song”       
•      Cheap Trick – Surrender”
•      A Day To Remember –“The Downfall of Us All”

The three new original backing tracks are:
•      Marcus Henderson          “Back 40”
•      Marcus Henderson          “Summer of ‘89”
•      Marcus Henderson          “Backing Beats Pack 2” (Three looping drum tracks)

These titles can be added to the massive library of 55 genre-jumping songs, ranging from rock to metal and punk to funk.

Each downloadable song is $2.99 and comes with multi-instrument support, Lick Lab learning modules, and a music video. Each backing track is $1.99.

If you have not heard of Bandfuse: Rock Legends  this is probably due to the fact that unfortunately, except for residents of the North America and Japan BandFuse: Rock Legends is not currently available. We are however assured it will be introduced to at least Europe very soon.

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Bandfuse: Rock Legends, for those who unsure what it is, uses a similar style to Guitar Hero/ Rock band. Here though you will be able to plug in a real guitar instead of a fake plastic ‘Axe’. Now you might be thinking Rocksmith has already done this. This is true but where the two franchises differ is that Bandfuse will look to use a tablature style ‘runway’, just like many professional guitarist use, instead of the dance mat style that we have become accustomed to.

 

BandFuse: Rock Legends will be avialable on Xbox 360  European release is coming soon. To learn more about BandFuse: Rock Legends, please visit www.bandfuse.com/, ‘Like’ the game on Facebook, follow @BandFuse on Twitter and watch the dev team rock out on Twitch.

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