Mega Man said:QUOTE said:
does this mean I can't use it?
I regret but you can't, you have to wait that the team release the final version.
gonna re-pull this old topic... so sad that this has not yet been released... nearing the end of the year now with no sign of rawk 3 in sight... 
even when your prediction is completely arbitrary and irrelevant?Ozzy1980 said:
post back when youre done importing all your previous gh and rb discs and running them off your hard drive in rock band 3.
My guess is that the beta needs work.
The beta Rawk3 that we got to test was indeed a miracle of Wii hacking achievement - the idea of being able to stream thousands of songs from a computer via wireless seemed ludicrous until I tried it and it worked extremely well. That being said, there were a lot of bugs left to fix.
The Wii app runs great, but the SD and USB device compatibility isn't perfect yet. The computer app, while a major step up from the Rawk2 program in terms of interface and usability, is rife with little bugs.
Additionally, because of Riivolution hax and the potentially large song list the system must keep track of, "Rawk Band 2" consumes a lot of the Wii's running memory, making the crashes that plague Rock Band 2 Wii far more prevalent, and with the slightly-longer (perhaps 10-30 seconds) time from powering on the Wii to playing songs this means a lot of downtime. Playing songs via Rawk3 was pretty awesome, but random crashes and (depending on storage format) occasional gameplay judders made party play - both local and online - somewhat tiresome.
I'm not a dev so I can't speak for how many of these issues are fixable or planning to be fixed. I just bring it up because the amount of work justifies the time it's taking.
Rock Band 3 should tide you kids over for a bit anyway.
The beta Rawk3 that we got to test was indeed a miracle of Wii hacking achievement - the idea of being able to stream thousands of songs from a computer via wireless seemed ludicrous until I tried it and it worked extremely well. That being said, there were a lot of bugs left to fix.
The Wii app runs great, but the SD and USB device compatibility isn't perfect yet. The computer app, while a major step up from the Rawk2 program in terms of interface and usability, is rife with little bugs.
Additionally, because of Riivolution hax and the potentially large song list the system must keep track of, "Rawk Band 2" consumes a lot of the Wii's running memory, making the crashes that plague Rock Band 2 Wii far more prevalent, and with the slightly-longer (perhaps 10-30 seconds) time from powering on the Wii to playing songs this means a lot of downtime. Playing songs via Rawk3 was pretty awesome, but random crashes and (depending on storage format) occasional gameplay judders made party play - both local and online - somewhat tiresome.
I'm not a dev so I can't speak for how many of these issues are fixable or planning to be fixed. I just bring it up because the amount of work justifies the time it's taking.
Rock Band 3 should tide you kids over for a bit anyway.
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