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Review: Rock Band for iPhone 
Macworld | by Chris Holt | Wed, Oct 21
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It's not that this iPhone version of the console sensation is a bad game -- it's just disappointing. Instead of pushing the genre forward, Electronic Arts has delivered a game that's not all that different from the many other tapping-interface apps you'll find in the App Store.
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