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Rocksmith 2014 Edition - Xbox One

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Platform For Display: Xbox One


Edition: Cable Included


Features

  • A REIMAGINED EXPERIENCE: Newly redesigned menus and in game interfaces are now clear, smooth, and blazing fast; It's never been easier to play along and get feedback on your performance as you go
  • LEARN YOUR FAVORITE SONGS: Select from over 50 hit tracks, ranging from alternative rock, to heavy metal, and more; You will learn to play your favorite songs, step by step and note for note, with tutorials along the way
  • DESIGNED FOR EASE AND SPEED: A new fully customizable Riff Repeater lets you select your section, difficulty, and speed on the fly; Master Mode has been revamped to make learning by memory more approachable
  • GET PLUGGED IN: Rocksmith 2014 Edition is compatible with the original Rocksmith Real Tone Cable that plugs any real guitar directly into Xbox 360, PS3, PC, or Mac; Guitar requires standard 1/4 inch output jack.
  • A PROVEN METHOD TO LEARN GUITAR FAST: National research studies have found that Rocksmith is the fastest way to learn guitar; Over 95 percent of players have improved their skills. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, Rocksmith gets you results, fast.National study by Research Media Group Inc

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Rocksmith 2014 Edition is the fastest way to learn guitar. Over 95% of players have improved their skills. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, Rocksmith gets you results, fast. Plug in any real guitar or bass and join over 2 million people learning with the award-winning Rocksmith method. National study by Research Media Group Inc. Rocksmith 2014 Edition is bigger, better, and faster than ever. Rebuilt from the ground-up, you'll experience vastly improved features, a new look, more flexible and deeper practice tools, new techniques and tunings, over 50 new hit songs, and much more.With the revolutionary Session Mode, Rocksmith 2014 Edition takes guitar-learning to the next level by allowing you to play guitar with a virtual band that follows your every lead. Select from an assortment of backing instruments or styles, and Session Mode reacts to the notes you play. Record your jams so you can review them or share them with the world. Start your journey with Rocksmith 2014 Edition, now available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 system.

Release date: November 4, 2014


Product Dimensions: 5.4 x 2.4 x 7.6 inches; 2.72 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Rated: Teen


Item model number: UBP50400997


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 2.71 ounces


Manufacturer: Ubisoft


Date First Available: January 22, 2014


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    • Awesome game for musicians (or those who want to learn)
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Cable Included
I've been playing music for nearly 30 years, and while I liked the concept of Rock Band I've always wanted more--something that would let me hook up a bass or guitar and play along to some of my favorite tunes. Thankfully, Rocksmith delivers, and I can't recommend it highly enough if you are a musician and also love video games. I picked up Rocksmith 2014 on sale (for 40 bucks including the USB cable--which was too good to pass up). Installation was easy. The game does a decent job giving you little tutorial bits along the way. It has a lot of features that I'll probably never use all that much (customizing amps and tinkering with sound settings, etc.) but it's good to know that's there in case I ever want to really dig in to all the features. The library of songs included range from some classic rock to more contemporary metal and alternative numbers. If you're like me you'll find some tunes that you like, some that you won't, and even more that you've never heard of. Thankfully, you can import songs from previous versions of Rocksmith. I found a cheap copy of the original Rocksmith for Xbox 360 and spent another 10 bucks to import the songs into RS2014. It was worth the price for me, but may not be for everyone. About my only gripe with the game is that, initially, none of the DLC would show up in the shop. Then magically about a month later I can now shop for song packs on Xbox One. Not sure what was going on (licensing issues? server problems?). There are tons of individual songs and song packs to choose from, and now I'm worried about spending too much money! Two small gripes: Unlike the PC version, if you want to play co-op you need an extra Xbox One controller. I don't know why the game requires it but it's kind of stupid (although this may be an Xbox One thing and not a design decision on Ubisoft's part). Also, you may experience varying degrees of input lag depending on your set up. If you can output audio via optical cable to a receiver that's preferable. You can tinker with settings to improve the lag, but it's noticeable at times. I'd like to see more indie bands in the shop, and also some classic stuff like Motown, Staxx/Volt, etc. The game is clearly marketed toward guitar players but I almost exclusively use it for bass. Would love to see Ubisoft put out a few packs geared towards bass players that highlight some of the masters of old (e.g. Jamerson, Dunn) along with more genre packs (punk, post-punk, funk, rap, etc.). In short, I'm glad that Rocksmith is a thing and I hope its audience continues to grow. It's awesome and I recommend it to anyone who wants to practice their chops or host a music night with friends. Totally worth the purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2015 by R. Stein
    • Great - but make sure you have the right audio setup.
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Cable Included
The first thing you need to be aware of before purchasing Rocksmith is that there is a known issue with audio lag if you're using HDMI cables for both video and audio on your PS4 or XBox One. Really, Ubisoft recommends having an audio receiver connected via optical audio cable for sound, and HDMI for video out to the TV only (see full details here: http://rocksmith.ubi.com/rocksmith/en-us/setup/index.aspx). If you don't have this setup, you will definitely experience a delay in the timing between when you pluck a string on your guitar, and when you hear it from your television speakers. So buyer beware on that, if it's something you think will be a detriment to your playing experience (as it was mine). I ended up purchasing a Samsung soundbar, for which I had been looking for an excuse to buy, in order to address the issue (don't forget the optical audio cable). Beyond the above facts, this is a great game. To be clear, though, it is more than just a game. It's technically a guitar-playing simulator. So if you're looking for something more arcade-like, look to the Guitar Hero franchise or Rock Band. What Rocksmith does differently primarily comes from the fact that they require a real electric guitar, with real lessons and progressions that lead you up to being able to play actual songs. But they make it tons of fun, and provide incentives to make real progress, so it doesn't feel like you're practicing. You can choose a training regimen that takes you through lead guitar or rhythm guitar, and there are plenty of songs in the base pack that comes with the game. If that's not enough for you, there are additional songs and song packs for specific bands available for purchase through the Microsoft store (I assume that Sony has the same in its store for PS4 users). All in all a great experience for beginners and experienced guitar-players alike. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2015 by insertAsi9Name
    • So much better than I expected
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Cable Included
My daughter wanted to learn to play guitar, so we bought her a starter guitar kit and, at my husband's suggestion based on recommendations he's heard, we also bought Rocksmith 2014. You do have to buy this game (I hesitate to call it a game, but for ease of writing, please bear woth me) new, it seems, because other stores that sell used games don't have the equipment to test the cable that comes with the game to plug into the guitar and your game system, which is how the game recognizes what you're playing on the guitar. It does an amazingly good job of that, by the way. It walks you through basic set up, tuning your guitar, and basic playing technique. It asks about your experience level and guides you through lessons accordingly. When you play a wrong note, it not only picks up on it, but gives you corrective instruction such as, "that sounded like the third fret - you want the second fret." If you miss a noye, it will have you try again, and will slow down or speed up the tempo based on how successfully you're picking up what you're learning. Learning to play basic riffs is similar to the format used in the Guitar Hero games, only for a real guitar. There are also fun video game style games that help you develop your technique. I think this will prove to be a good learning tool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2016 by M. Maciejewski

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