#36: Patapon 2 on Playstation Portable.

We said: “Thanks to its low price-point, the fact that Patapon 2 feels more like an extension than a sequel is perfectly balanced with the fact that there is plenty of fun to be had, whether you’re a series veteran or a newcomer.”

#37: Burn, Zombie, Burn! on Playstation 3.

We said: “Burn, Zombie, Burn! is an interesting return to old-school arcade gameplay; comical in its nods to retro exploitation vogue, yet complex in its scoring structure.”

#38: Echoes (Minis) on PSP/PS3.

We said: “Echoes is a deceptively simple, yet deviously difficult release, that will have you hooked for a few hours before you exhaust its lot.”

#39: Rock Band Unplugged on Playstation Portable.

We said: “Rock Band Unplugged won’t satisfy everyone with its track selection but the core gameplay is rewarding enough to make the package an extremely enjoyable one.”

#40: Mini Ninjas on Playstation 3.

We said: “Mini Ninjas is a pleasant surprise. By no means is it perfect, but more often than not it is extremely pleasing.”

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There's Unlikely To Be Anymore Rock Band Unplugged DLC. But There's Still Tons To Choose From.

With over 100 tracks already available for Rock Band Unplugged, Harmonix have decided to call an end to any new DLC for the title. For the time-being anyway. The company told Joystiq that Rock Band Unplugged has “run through [its] planned slate” and that they were “very pleased with the performance of the Rock Band Unplugged game on PSP, the Rock Band PSP bundle and PSPgo starter kit”.

Harmonix didn’t rule out future releases, but did state that the team are now busy working on the “Rock Band Network, weekly console DLC, and unannounced future projects”.

A Lite Version Of Rock Band Unplugged Will Come Free With PSP Gos In The US.

So Europe might be getting a shiny free copy of Gran Turismo PSP with their early-adopter purchase of Sony’s latest PSP Go, but what of the US? Well, you guys are getting a copy of Rock Band Unplugged Lite. The Lite version of the game gains you access to five tracks and allows you to download songs from the PSN to bolster your collection.

We loved the game when we reviewed it, but we can’t help but think Sony are being a bit stingey here. The Lite version does sound rather stripped down. We hope they’re offering a “deal” to allow you to upgrade from the Lite version to the full version at a low price.

Rock Band Unplugged on Playstation Portable Review.

Rock Band Unplugged won’t satisfy everyone with its track selection but the core gameplay is rewarding enough to make the package an extremely enjoyable one.

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Terrible New Music Is Available From The Rock Band Unplugged Store Now.

Everybody cheer with me now – Avenged Sevenfold are coming to the PSP’s awesome Rock Band Unplugged. No cheers? Oh, that’s because nobody likes Avenged Sevenfold.

Actually, that’s not strictly true. People do like Avenged Sevenfold. They’re just a bit weird. A bit like the people who like Dream Theater, Motley Crue and Stone Temple Pilots. Meh, it’s all new DLC available from the Rock Band store. If you’re weird and you like that sort of music, go download.

PushSquare.com – pissing on people’s music tastes since 2009.

Rock Band Unplugged on Playstation Portable Hands-On Impressions.

Rock Band Unplugged is essentially a compilation of the following parts: the concept of the Playstation 2’s Amplitude, a rock-and-roll background and the system-selling name of Rock Band. Oh, and there’s not really any electronic music either. Hell no, commercial rock all the way. Ahem.

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Unplugged's First Set Of DLC Will Include Paramore, No Doubt & Mute Math.

A leaked version of Rock Band Unplugged blew the door on the official track listing this weekend. But what of DLC? The first batch, due for release on June 9th, will include popular tracks from the franchise’s bigger brother’s library. They are:

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