#Rock band unplugged dlc adrenaline psp#
People have touched the subject before, but with the current knowledge of the community and the recent discovery of Guitar Hero On Tour customs AND how supported the PSP modding community is, I think we have a good shot at this. Guitar Hero World Tour (DLC) Aint Got Nothin 2008 Dig Out Your Soul: Guitar Hero World Tour (DLC) The Nature of Reality 2008 Dig Out Your Soul: Guitar Hero World Tour (DLC) Soldier On 2008 Dig Out Your Soul: Guitar Hero World Tour (DLC) Ryan Adams - Wonderwall (Oasis cover) 2009 Love Is Hell: Rock Band 2 (DLC) Supersonic (Live) 2009 Familiar. If we can somehow figure out how these files are encrypted and possibly use data from an already existing CON file, we could be on our way to RBU customs. These are coupled with the audio files (.ATM) which are multitrack audio containers that have multiple audio files inside of them, containing each of the 5 stems used in gameplay.ĪLSO within the game files are multiple references to file extensions used to make regular RB2 xbox CON files such as multiple Xbox compatible image formats and. The songs take midi files for the chart but they’re obviously encrypted for use on the PSP. The way that these songs were referenced interested me. This includes a number of Green Day songs (boulevard = Boulevard of Broken Dreams, brainstew = Brain Stew, american = American Idiot, Whatsername) and some Rock Band 1 songs (ballroomblitz = Ballroom Blitz, entersandman = Enter Sandman) There are also a number of songs referenced within strings of text contained within the game’s chart files (.str files) which do not appear in any version of the game. Upon digging around in the files and looking at the setlist in game, there appears to be a massive amount of songs that don’t appear in the final game, including Almost Easy (A7X), Panic Attack (Dream Theater) and a few other early versions of final charts. I was recently given access to the alpha build of the game from late 2008, back before the game was called Rock Band Unplugged and was just called Rock Band 2. Recently found Rock Band Unplugged again and have been playing it on emulator.
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