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  • Rock Band Weekly: Sublime

    by 
    Alexander Sliwinski
    Alexander Sliwinski
    10.26.2012

    Sublime, an inescapable late-90s radio presence... sorry? Oh, what's a radio? Um, a box that grabbed music from the air. Yeah, kinda like Pandora. Anyway, three of the band's mega hits are all assembled for next week's Rock Band DLC. You probably know all the words to "What I Got" just through osmosis.Like previous recent track packs, the Sublime songs will earn double coins in Rock Band Blitz.

  • Rock Band Weekly: Paramore, Gym Class Heroes, Panic! At The Disco and more

    by 
    Alexander Sliwinski
    Alexander Sliwinski
    12.25.2011

    Rock Band is celebrating the 15th anniversary of Fueled By Ramen Records with a family pack of its more prominent artists. The spicy, high-sodium bundle includes tracks from Sublime, Travie McCoy, Cobra Starship and more. It will be available through the RB Music Store next week on Xbox 360 and Wii, and on PS3 once the update occurs after the holiday break. [Jreika via Shutterstock]

  • Saints Row: The Third's amazing 'What I Got' singalong, with all seven characters

    by 
    Ben Gilbert
    Ben Gilbert
    11.14.2011

    We thought briefly about not spoiling the incredible scene from Saints Row: The Third above, and all its variations, but then we thought about how wonderful the clip is and how it'd be unfair if you missed it. So ... uh ... don't miss it!

  • Promotional Consideration: Santeria

    by 
    Eric Caoili
    Eric Caoili
    10.14.2007

    Promotional Consideration is a weekly feature about the Nintendo DS advertisements you usually flip past, change the channel on, or just tune out.It physically pained us to see Ubisoft's print campaign and European boxart for Jam Sessions, but the publisher came through with its commercial for the recently-released guitar sim. The 30-second spot is broken up into three scenes of alleged teenagers playing and enjoying the game, all of them singing along to Sublime's "Santeria," a track that isn't actually included on the Jam Sessions cart. It's a catchy tune, one we're sure you've heard many times on the radio, and we can see why it was picked for the piece. Continue past the jump for the commercial and this week's installment of Promotional Consideration.