In some ways, it feels like a real instrument. It’s a new, fun, and very overstuffed system At the same time, Rock Band VR can also be extraordinarily easy. You’ll make a lot of chord ...

Rock Band VR will make you feel like a rock star. But from the outside, you'll look like a crazy person with an Oculus Rift on your head and a plastic guitar in your hands, strumming along in silence.

Adi Robertson is a senior tech and policy editor focused on VR, online platforms, and free expression. Adi has covered video games, biohacking, and more for The Verge since 2011. Though its name ...

One of the extras included with the Oculus Rift was a small plastic doughnut with the Rock Band logo on it ... is that Rock Band VR will be a very different experience from regular non-VR ...

Dreaming of rocking out on stage but not ready for the crowds just yet? Rock Band VR just announced a March 23 release date. You’ll now be able to feel like you’re actually on stage performing ...

In Rock Band, you pretend to be your favorite music group. In Rock Band VR, you pretend to be a cover band that doesn’t quite get the songs right. Rock Band VR may be more of a fundamentally ...

Rock Band VR may be the first game to generate real stage fright, and then ask you to push past it, just like a real rock star. The first thing you’ll notice about Rock Band VR, apart from the ...

Oh man! I can't wait for folks to see the crazy project I've been on at Harmonix for Samsung's Gear VR! :D Such future, so virtual reality. It remains to be seen if Harmonix's Gear VR project is a ...

Rock Band VR was announced at the Game Awards tonight, slated for release sometime in 2016. Harmonix has spoken about the "incredibly exciting" opportunities afforded by virtual reality before.

Harmonix’s Rock Band VR was a pretty good stab at bringing the rhythm genre into VR, though it was let down by only supporting the series’ guitar peripheral. Riff VR from IMEX Media wants to ...