I really have no idea what you mean, you may want to clarify. However unlocking the songs is as easy as playing through them in the solo career, on whatever difficulty you like. I don't know how unlocking works in Band World Tour, I had everything unlocked before I got into that, but playing through the solo career doesn't take long.
I said this in another thread, but I'll say it again anyway. I think the problem is going to be that everyone who has the rock band drum kit isn'tnecessarilygoing to want to buy another drum kit. Not only will those people not buy the bundle, but since it looks like the rock band drums won't be compatible because it only has 4 pads, then that means that could even sway people away from buying just the game.
To be honest I think GH4's main issue (at least regarding drums) is that the people willing to buy a drum set already have one with Rock Band, and I'm sure that, like me, plenty of people aren't willing to own two drum sets. With the guitar it's interchangeable (at least the GH guitar) but I see this being an issue trying to sell GH4.
I was answering a phone call in the street with a car honking at me impatient to get around. Once I was done talking I got impatient myself and shot him in the head, he slumped forward dead and onto the gas and sure enough ran me over. Killed by a dead guy.
I've had one just about since it's been out and it has worked flawlessly every time. Any time there's been a connection issue it's been at the fault of the router or connection itself, not the wireless adapter. I have a Linksys 54g, it always works on a Linksys N. It worked great in a small apartment a few rooms across just as well as it worked in a house two floors up.
I love RSV2 for the online Terrorist Hunt, there's a lot of good people in the RSV2 community that make TH great. CoD4 on the other hand is far and beyond better for TDM, which is what I play primarily. I haven't played the new maps yet, I plan on picking them up this week, and I'm sure that will keep me stuck to CoD4 again for a while.
I'm willing to bet there are a lot of companies who are thinking demos might be hurting sales, giving players the opportunity to see they won't like it.
Myself on the other hand, demos have gotten me to purchase more games than not, but there still is a few games that I had been planning on getting and the demo changed my mind.
I bought one just before Forza came out, and while it was a blast to use during the time I played Forza, well, now it just kind of collects dust, a regretable purchase no doubt. If you think you'll consistently be playing racing games all the time then it would be worth it, otherwise just leave it be or you'll be stuck with it (and know will take it for trade in either, so you'll really be stuck with it).
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