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Crabmaster2000 said:
 

Does anyone have a link to this? I Havnt heard anything about GH downloadable content for the Wii.

On Topic: This may sound hypocritical because of the sentence above but oh well. I think a good solid game is a good solid game regardless of what could be featured. I dont understand the big deal about downloadable content. All the really great games I remember playing (zelda, mario, street fighter, megaman, casltevania, final fantasy, xenogears, etc, etc, etc.) had zero downloadable content and were still amazing and replayable. I think that if a game is worth its full price tag it'll sell regardless of downloadable content. Or are people getting to acustomed to it now? Im still not really "on board" with the whole online gaming community so im sure my opinion is far from the popular one.

It wouldn't be such a big deal if Rock Band hadn't done DLC better than ANY game before it.  It is the best model for DLC we have seen yet this generation.  Weekly updates plus material that everyone can enjoy is the way to go.

 



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