Jet Grind Radio!
Banned
Release Date: June 8th. 2010
Platforms: 360, PS3, Wii
Developer: Harmonix
Price: $59.99 (Regular edition 360/PS3), $69.99 (Plus Edition 360/PS3), $49.99 (Wii)
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Experience Green Day's dramatic rise to World Superstardom in this brand new game from Harmonix! All
The Regular Edition of GD:RB contains 47 songs on 3 venues. Complete albums of Dookie, American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown. The game has the standard innovative Harmonix gameplay of a full band experience, Guitar, Bass, Drums and Vocals (Solo+Harmonies).
The game WILL play all Green Day DLC released as well as be exportable to Rock Band 2 for a low $10 fee. (GameStop reserves will receive a code for a free export.)
The Plus Edition of GD: RB will contain the main game as well as an export code and a code for all available GD DLC.
The export code will only export the on-disc tracks. Also, NO OTHER DLC WILL WORK WITH GD:RB aside from the Green Day tracks.
*Green Day DLC packs not included in the regular edition.
Billie Joe, born William Joseph Armstrong III, was a classically trained cellist. One day while at the grocery store with his limo driver Tre Cool, born Trent Coolidge, he heard a tramp on the side of the road. Influenced from this tramp, Billie Joe invested in a Casio electric keyboard and began the journey that would lead to the founding of Green Day. After beginning a Jazz Funk Fusion band, Billie Joe got disillusioned by the other Jazz Funk Fusion bands and took a break. A few years later, he was approached by a man named Mike Dirnt, born Mike Dirnt, about creating a new band. Needing a rhythm section, Billie Joe enlisted the help of his former driver Tre Cool and the band was off the ground running. After several sold out shows at the Hollywood Bowl, the band needed a name. Mike, who was influenced by St. Patrick's Day nominated the band be called Green Day after the religious holiday. The name stuck and thus began their rise to fame.
The Fox Theater
Located in Oakland, California is the venue where the band first unveiled their best album, 21st Century Breakdown.
The National Bowl
Located in sunny Milton Keynes, England. This venue was where the band recorded Bullet in a Bible which is a live version of the band's interpretation of various bible stories.
The Warehouse
A fictional venue set in 1994 in the GreenDayverse. It is an amalgam of various house parties and squats where the Gods of Modern Music played while promoting Dookie.
Dookie
- Burnout
- Having a Blast
- Longview
- Welcome to Paradise
- Pulling Teeth
- Basket Case
- She
- Sassafrass Roots
- When I Come Around
- Coming Clean
- Emenius Sleepus
- In the End
- F.O.D.
- Chump
Insomniac
- Brain Stew/Jaded
- Geek Stink Breath
Nimrod
- Hitchin' a Ride
- Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)
- Nice Guys Finish Last
Warning
- Minority
- Warning
American Idiot
- American Idiot
- Jesus of Suburbia
- Holiday
- Boulevard of Broken Dreams
- Are We the Waiting/St. Jimmy
- Give Me Novacaine/She's a Rebel
- Extraordinary Girl
- Letterbomb
- Wake Me Up When September Ends
- Homecoming
- Whatsername
21st Century Breakdown
- Song of the Century
- 21st Century Breakdown
- Before the Lobotomy
- Last Night on Earth
- Peacemaker
- Murder City
- ¿Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl)
- Restless Heart Syndrome
- Horseshoes and Handgrenades
- The Static Age
- American Eulogy
- See the Light
Currently there are two packs, of three songs each, which can be played within GDRB:
Green Day Pack 1
- 21 Guns
- East Jesus Nowhere
- Know Your Enemy
Green Day Pack 2
- Christian's Inferno
- Last of the American Girls
- ¡Viva La Gloria
The demo, available now on XBLM and PSN, offers two full songs. "Welcome to Paradise" and, the modern classic, "Boulevard of Broken Dreams."