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Rock Band is coming to Oculus Rift

Rock Band's characters do a great job of matching their movements with the game's songs.

Image Credit: Harmonix

Harmonix has a virtual reality trick up its sleeve.

The developer revealed Rock Band VR today during The Game Awards, a version of the rhythm game for the virtual reality device Oculus Rift. Harmonix only revealed a 2016 release date. The Oculus Rift comes in the first quarter of 2016.

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The trailer showed developer Harmonix working with DragonForce, the band responsible for the famously difficult song “Through the Fire and Flames.” It was mostly a comical video, although it did show some gameplay, which took place in the first-person.

Rock Band 4 came out earlier this year for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It was a traditional sequel based on previous games in the series, which itself was an evolution of Guitar Hero.