MTV Games says Rock Band Network is getting a slight delay and now coming in 2010, reports Kotaku. The service is being developed to provide an electronic storefront similar to Apple’s iTunes, but one where musicians and music labels can post tracks for people to purchase for play in Rock Band games. MTV Games and Rock Band developer Harmonix have rolled out the authoring tools that turn music tracks into playable content in the games. The storefront was expected to go live by the end of this year. MTV Games says the service is still in closed beta, with a public beta coming soon and launch expected in early 2010. Read more at Kotaku.
MTV Delays Rock Band Network
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