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Posted on Saturday, March 28, 2009 by | Comments 3 Comments


Picture from Rock Band Franchise officially surpasses $1 billion

MTV Games, Harmonix, and Electronic Arts have announced that the Rock Band franchise has officially surpassed $1 billion dollars in North American retail sales in 15 months. In addition, over 40 million individual songs have been sold via download through the Rock Band platform, furthering its position as the music video game leader in paid song sales and downloadable content with over 600 songs available to date in the Rock Band catalogue.

Originally launched on November 20, 2007, Rock Band is the multi-million unit selling, genre-defining music game platform that allowed music fans and gamers to interact with and discover music like never before by choosing guitar, drums, vocals, or bass to start a band and rock the world. Developed by Harmonix, and published by MTV Games, the Rock Band platform has had a positive impact on the overall promotion and sales of music, benefiting artists included in the game both directly through royalties associated with game sales and indirectly by causing the sale of more songs and albums.

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Sregnar | March 30th, 2009 at 11:45 AM Permalink to this Comment

And where does Guitar Hero stand?

Michele White | March 30th, 2009 at 11:54 AM Permalink to this Comment

I couldn’t find a CURRENT figure, but the GH franchise surpassed that $1 Billion milestone by January 21, 2008.

neoman | April 1st, 2009 at 5:36 AM Permalink to this Comment

I would like to be part of those numbers but rock band was not released here in Portugal yet…

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