Rock Band - List of Games

List of Games

Released Year Title Platform
360 PS3 PS2 Wii PSP NDS iOS Mobile
Main Games
2007 Rock Band Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No
2008 Rock Band 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No
2010 Rock Band 3 Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No No
Band-Centric Games
2009 The Beatles: Rock Band Yes Yes No Yes No No No No
2010 Green Day: Rock Band Yes Yes No Yes No No No No
Spin-offs
2009 Lego Rock Band Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No No
2012 Rock Band Blitz Yes Yes No No No No No No
Portable Games
2009 Rock Band Unplugged No No No No Yes No No No
2009 Rock Band Mobile No No No No No No No Yes
2009 Rock Band (iOS) No No No No No No Yes No
2010 Rock Band Reloaded No No No No No No Yes Yes
Rock Band Track Packs
2008 Vol. 1 No No Yes Yes No No No No
2008 AC/DC Live Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No
2008 Vol. 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No
2009 Classic Rock Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No
2009 Country Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No
2009 Metal Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No
2011 Country 2 Yes Yes No Yes No No No No

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