EA acknowledges Rock Band guitar defect, promises replacements
Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals
Although it was but a week ago that we first caught wind of potential Rock Band hardware issues, it seems the problems are more than just a figment of our imagination. We know, living that rock ‘n roll lifestyle can certainly cloud your judgment, but if you’re certain your axe is experiencing some issues — particularly with the strum bar — EA’s here to help. The company has affirmed that certain guitars in initial shipments may have left the warehouse with “an imperfection [in] the strum bar,” and if you’re one of the afflicted, EA is offering a brand new replacement gratis. So go on, hit the link below to get the process started, and while you’re waiting to get a shiny new Strat, why not brush up on those drum rolls?[Via Joystiq]Read - EA confirms guitar issuesRead - Replacement website Read | Permalink | Email this | CommentsOffice Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
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