An all around oringal masterpiece, which deserves nothing less then a Solid 10.

User Rating: 10 | Rock Band X360
Two distinct things are brand new experiences for Rock Band. The first and more obvious is the drumming system. Complicated and engrossing, the rhythmic gymnastics needed to master this percussion system are many and great. Non-drummers will come out the other end of this game listening to music in a different way – hearing that offbeat kickdrum and applauding complicated drum fills. The only major problem seems almost unavoidable; enthusiastic as you'll be, it's easy to drown out the simulated drum parts with your very real banging of the pads.

The second distinct experience here is the group dynamic. While the Guitar Hero series hinted at this, Rock Band fully embraces the idea by gearing all the songs and the brunt of the new gameplay at people who are playing together. A lengthy and varied World Tour mode lets you build a band from nothing into the next big thing. Even the moment-to-moment gameplay is geared towards unison playing and cooperation, and each band member can save the performance from disaster by yanking failed instruments back in. It's only disappointing that, as of launch, online play doesn't include the full World Tour.