#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC HOW TO#
#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC INSTALL#
#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC ISO#
#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC PSP#

#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC HOW TO#

Guitar Hero take note, this is how to port a music game to a portable system. It is a refreshing take on a classic formula and it is a great way to port the Rock Band experience to a portable system. If you have a PSP, like music, like puzzles, or just like good games, you need to check this out. The song list is a bit short (compared to RB2 that is) but it is still a solid set, not to mention DLC is forthcoming. The shortcomings are easily forgotten when you five star your first song and get that good feeling of mastering four instruments simultaneously. At this point I don't know if it's the iso, the dlc. The verdict? This game is totally awesome. Hey everyone, I've been trying like a madman to get the DLC tracks for Rock Band Unplugged to work and after days of trying I'm stumped. My major complaint is that there isn't a breakneck speed mode like in RB2, I guess I am spoiled. You can customize your controls all you want, I haven't messed with it personally, though I am sure it might be helpful. Luckily there are orange lines to let you know the notes are chords (for all instruments, not just drums). Also, it can be a bit hard to put up with the fast parts, (most notably, the drum sections in 'Less Talk More Rock') and sometimes it can be hard to tell if it is a chord or just fast notes. Another problem is that it can be very hard to hit chords (actually what is hard is hitting both buttons without accidently hitting one a split second ahead). The frame rate is fine most of the time, but I have noticed a few laggy moments when overdrive is first engaged and there are tons of notes flying by. It isn't something that completely breaks up the game play, but it takes a while to load up the set.

#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC PSP#

The load times suck, it's a PSP game, get used to it. Learning how to switch and manage your instruments is all the fun of this game, it is a total rush. You switch tracks with the shoulder buttons and deploy overdrive with the x or down arrow. You play with up, left, triangle, square (default controls that is) which correspond to the green, red, yellow, and blue notes. You still are playing note charts that look exactly like what you find in RB, and in fact the game is skinned and looks exactly like RB. Now do this for all four instruments at once and you can appreciate the difficulty and sheer insanity that actually makes this game totally awesome. This way you can switch to another instrument and not worry. You have to clear small sections (you must get 100%) to lock the instrument in something like an auto play mode. For those of you who didn't play those games, it works like this: You control all four instruments by switching back and forth. well, you still have the world tour mode, similar to the 360/PS3 version of RB1 and 2, but the actual gameplay is just like Frequency/Amplitude. I was forced to play through the majority of the world tour on hard until I finally had some confidence on my ability to play. The learning curve is steep! I have played tons of rhythm/music games so I assumed it would be safe to jump into the world tour on expert and I was quickly humbled by the warm up songs. Granted I was a huge fan of frequency and have fond memories of that game, but I remember one thing. Let me get this out of the way: This game is freaking awesome. I've tried three times already to get it to work, but nothing is working. I DO have the NoDRM Engine enabled, so I don't know why it's not working. Yet, when I start the game, the DLC isn't there.

#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC ISO#

I have logged about 15-20 hours and just completed the world tour. I put DLC for Rock Band Unplugged in the GAME folder along with my ISO on my memory stick. (which it should, since I have test it before this).Final Verdict: 5/5 Stars The Good: Great port while staying true to the Rock Band experience. Restart your PSP, and hopefully it will work after that.

#WHERE TO PUT ROCK BAND UNPLUGGED DLC INSTALL#

If you only see the game icon (it start when you pressed it), then download the Nploader v0.9 and install it on your PSP (it is a plugin based, if not sure how to do it, read the included Readme.txt for instructions)Дisable the NoDRM plugin from Recovery Menu, and this time make sure the nploader plugin is Enabled from Plugins menu. Go to GAME on the XMB, and check if there two Rockband icons, one is for the actual game, and the other one is for DLC. Place it on PSP/GAME folder.ДЄfter that, go to your PSP, enter Recovery Menu and make sure NoDRM plugin is Enabled and restart. Then rename the DLC folder into ULUS10418 (US) or ULES01243 (EU) depends on your game region. First, check if you have these files inside the DLC folder:ДЄnd inside the MUSIC folder, there should be lots of folders with song name on it, and each of it should have certain file, e.g EDAT

Where to put rock band unplugged dlc