Rock Band Special Edition for PS3 and Xbox 360 Pre-Order available

Aug 11 2007, 10:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

EA and Harmonix announced Rock Band for the Xbox 360 and Sony PS3 in April. The highly anticipated band music game comes with three peripherals.

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A ultra cool drum set, wireless guitar and a microphone are available with the Rock Band game. If you want everything EA offers the Rock Band Special Edition for Xbox 360 or Sony PS3 for $169.99. Rock Band will start shipping on November 20th.

Both special editions are available for pre-order on Amazon.com for Sony PS3 and Xbox 360. The Rock band accessories are available individually as well. The Microphone (Xbox 360, Sony PS3) sells for $29.99, The Xbox 360 Guitar sells for $79.99 and for some reason the PS3 Guitar only for $59.99 and the Drum sets (Xbox 360, Sony PS3) has a price of $79.99.

The Rock Band game (Xbox 360, Sony PS3 ) by itself sells for $59.99.

The Rock Band Special Edition saves you about $50, compared to buying everything individually. This game will be definitely a big hit this holiday shopping season. Pre-ordering might be a save way to make sure you get your hands on one.

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