#Rocksmith 2014 xbox one 1080p#

Happily thereвЂ™s no charge to import any existing DLC you might already own for the game, so long as youвЂ™re sticking within the one console family - either moving from PS3 to PS4 or Xbox 360 to Xbox One - with the only downside being that your progress in each individual song will not transfer along with it.Д«oth the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game have their own respective exclusive features.

#Rocksmith 2014 xbox one 1080p#

The 1080p visuals look sharp, but don't affect the experience much.ДЄ year on the game also benefits from the hundreds of songs that have been released regularly as DLC since the gameвЂ™s last-gen launch (at the time of review, these songs were still in the process of being populated across to the Xbox One's Marketplace and the PS4's PSN Store in dribs and drabs, but Ubisoft claims it will all be available soon). Nothing has changed Rocksmith 2014 is still a really fun way to practice the guitar and its colourful note highways are certainly clearer running at 1080p - even if it doesn't make an appreciable difference to the gameplay. When I reviewed Rocksmith 2014 a year ago, I was enamoured with its expertly curated track list, incredibly useful Riff Repeater tool, expanded Guitarcade games and self-indulgent Session mode.

Unfortunately some slight audio latency issues inherent to the digital-only design of current-gen consoles means that Rocksmith 2014 for PS4 and Xbox One is slightly inferior overall to its last-gen and PC counterparts, but not by much. The self-proclaimed fastest way to learn the guitar has slid knee-first onto the current-gen stage, and although it doesnвЂ™t bring much in the way of new features, its resolution bump and support for existing DLC libraries facilitates a smooth transition for existing players looking to shift their interactive guitar practice sessions onto shiny new hardware.