We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Harmonix games have always been expensive thanks to all the accessories you needed to buy to play them. Sure, you could manage with a ...

At this point, it's definitely safe to say that the era of rhythm and music games sparked by Guitar Hero is well and truly dead. We haven't seen a Guitar Hero title in five years, nor have we seen a ...

You play as a DJ in Fuser, but not in the same sense as you would in DJ Hero where you have to hit the right notes to blend songs together or risk failing the song. In Fuser, players can choose ...

'Fuser' — in which you control a popular DJ and mix up hits from Lady Gaga, Lizzo, Smash Mouth and beyond — is a welcome return from hit rhythm game studio Harmonix. By Michael Koczwara The central ...

Fuser‘s multiplayer comes in two different flavors: collaborative and competitive. The competitive pits two simultaneous players against each other for control of the mix, but it’s the collaborative, ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. It’s been about a decade since rhythm games had any major spotlight, ...

I really want Fuser to be awesome, if only because the basic mechanics are so ridiculously cool. Imagine you're a headlining DJ. You've got a crate of records to spin, a spread of turntables and ...

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Harmonix’s latest is unlikely to have that widespread Guitar Hero appeal, but playing it has the same sense of magic. Let there be no question: Harmonix is the master of the music game. The early ...

Before Fuser, there was DropMix. Harmonix's first attempt at a music mixing game involved playing cards on a large electronic board, and it turned out to be too expensive and unwieldy to attract a ...