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Mad Catz Does Rock Band


Mad Catz has entered into an agreement with Harmonix and MTV to produce swanky new peripherals for their hit Rock Band. Goodies that will be available include both wired and wireless bass guitars, a drum percussion set bundled with professional quality wooden drum sticks, and a wired microphone. You may have all the cool peripherals but will they actually improve your vocals or playing skills? Only time will tell.

This agreement with MTV Games represents a natural opportunity for Mad Catz to combine our core competencies of producing and distributing high-quality accessories with the entertaining experience of Rock Bands interactive controllers, said Darren Richardson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mad Catz. Mad Catz will produce premium instruments, allowing gamers and music fans to experience music in an entirely new light while taking on the personality of their favorite music idols.

The addition of the Rock Band license is consistent with Mad Catz stated goal to align ourselves with the most attractive brands and highly-anticipated software releases while seeking additional accessory opportunities to further diversify and grow our revenue base. With the ability to appeal to both hardcore and casual gamers alike, Rock Band is one of the most highly acclaimed releases of the 2007 holiday season and beyond.

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Rock Band
Game: Rock Band
Developer: Platform Dependant
Publisher: EA (Electronic Arts)
Released: 23 Nov 2007
Screenshots Rock Band
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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