How much would YOU pay for Rock Band?

I'd pay $90.00 for the game and the drum controller. I believe it's been confirmed that you can use a Guitar Hero controller with Rock Band so I'd be set there.

Edit: And yes, it most likely would cost you $300.00 if you wanted all the "official" Rock Band accessories. But if you have Guitar Hero, you have a guitar. You're going to be able to use your headset, so you have your microphone. All you need next is the drum controller.
 
I know it cost money to make peripherals, but have none of the companies learned from 2K and their sports line; cheaper prices bring about more sales. I'm a fan of the GH series, but these types of games are niche titles at the most. Sure I pop in GH 1/2 occasionally, but it isn't something played on a regular bases unless you happen to be obtaining achievements ala the new 360 version. At least Harmonix isn't pulling a CliffyB and saying that games need to be cheaper and still charge what everyone else is:

http://xbox360.qj.net/CliffyB-Calls-for-Cheaper-Games/pg/49/aid/4350

Way to walk the walk Cliffy.:hot:
 
Not really interested in the title, but I wouldn't want to pay over $100.
 
[quote name='PyroGamer']The same I'm paying for EA's "skate":

NOTHING.


fuck YOU EA.[/QUOTE]
Boy, you're cool.

I'm undecided. Depends on what's in the package. If it comes with the hardware for four players (two guitars, drums, whatever else), then at least $150, for a great four player party game. If it only comes with one or two instruments, $100 max. But all of this will depend heavily on the track listing as well.
 
[quote name='neudog']I'm a fan of the GH series, but these types of games are niche titles at the most.[/QUOTE]

The sales numbers of GH2 disagree with you. Immensely.
 
[quote name='mykevermin']The sales numbers of GH2 disagree with you. Immensely.[/QUOTE]

I'm not speaking of sales. Sure the GH series has great numbers in sales, but when it comes to playing GH or any music/rhythm game it isn't on the top of the list of most gamers. They're great for playing with friends or throwing in to burn some time, but I doubt many treat these titles like a Halo, Mario, Zelda, GoW game. These games IMHO are in the party game category even though there is enough packaged in for single player gaming.
 
For the past year-and-a-half, I've played Guitar Hero (II) almost daily, occasionally weekly if I'm distracted by another title.
 
I payed 100 for GH2 for the 360 so I'd be willing to pay 150 for the game and all instruments, but I would have to love 60% of the songs on there.
 
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