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Rocksmith maintains its thrill with Blues Pack DLC

richard mitchell

Reviews Content Director

Updated Thu, Mar 22, 2012, 1:00 AM·1 min read

Ubisoft has announced a new round of downloadable content for Rocksmith. The Blues Pack DLC lives up to its name, adding three blues tracks to the available roster. Specifically, the pack includes "Soul Man" by the Blues Brothers, "Born Under a Bad Sign" by Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan and "The Thrill Is Gone" by blues legend B.B. King.

The songs are available via PSN or Xbox Live for $3 each. Download them now and fool your friends. Tell them your dad totally knows someone at Ubisoft and got an early copy of Bluessmith.

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BLUES PACK NOW AVAILABLE FOR UBISOFT'S ROCKSMITH

WHAT: Ubisoft announced today that the Blues Pack DLC is now available for download for Rocksmith.

Songs included in this pack are "The Thrill Is Gone" by B.B. King, "Born Under a Bad Sign" by Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan and "Soul Man" by the Blues Brothers.

Each song will be available for individual purchase for $2.99 each on the Playstation network. Each song will be available for individual purchase for 240 Microsoft points each on Xbox Live.

New music packs continue to be released on a regular basis so please continue to watch for updated information.

Rocksmith is the first and only video game that allows players to plug in any real guitar into an Xbox 360®, PlayStation®3 to play a sizeable library of songs from the latest hits to classic rock songs. Rocksmith adapts to the player's skill level from novices who have never picked up a guitar to the most experienced shredder.

WHEN: Tuesday March 20, 2012

For more information on Rocksmith, please follow the game on Facebook at www.facebook.com/rocksmithgame, or visit www.rocksmith.com.

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