Posts Tagged ‘video’

Just when you think that All That Remains couldn’t get any cooler, they go and release something like this. The video below shows Oli Herbert, Jason Costa, and Jeanne Sagan from All That Remains, the metalcore rhythm game fan favorites, playing their song “Hold On” from their latest album “For We Are Many,” available on the Rock Band Network (160 MSP).

If for some reason, you’re not familiar with All That Remains, where have you been?! They’ve been featured in rhythm gaming since Guitar Hero II, which had their song “Six,” and since then have had three songs released as regular DLC, and have had six more tracks released on the RBN.

Check out their performance below.

So much for that FC attempt.

Also, fake video is fake.

[Thanks,  James!]

Words escape me…

NOTE: Just received some background about the video. It is a video created by and for airing only on Comedy Central in a “bumper” capacity… 15-second ad going in and coming out of commercials. You’ll probably be seeing the other Rock Band 3 commercial more frequently, however (and thankfully, IMHO).

[Via @RobWeychert]

Didn’t get home until late tonight and while eating dinner with the little lady, I happened upon the brand new Rock Band 3 TV commercial. I don’t have a capture card, so sadly this is the best quality I’m probably going to get… for now. The commercial is reminiscent of the opening cinematic to the game, but combines that casual party element.

If for some reason you haven’t seen the opening cinematic to Rock Band 3, 1Up was able to procure a much better quality than the one I recorded at E3. It’s definitely best experienced on a the nearest and largest high-def screen in your general vicinity, but this also works.

Also, the picture above shows a quick blink-and-you’ll-miss-it screen grab of the car from the cinematic opening of Rock Band 2 driving by waaay in the background at the very beginning of the Rock Band 3 cinematic. Very cool callback to the previous title.

[via 1Up.com]

Wow, this is more like a short form documentary than a “Behind the Scenes” featurette on a video game news site. You’ll definitely want to check this out!

[Via @HMXBencurrier, @MrPope]