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Blues Brothers 2000 vs LEGO Rock Band

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Blues Brothers 2000
Blues Brothers 2000Get Elwood out of jail and reunite the band for a wild musical showdown
LEGO Rock Band
LEGO Rock BandRock out with LEGO bricks in a wacky musical adventure.
Overview
Description

Start out as Elwood in prison and rally the Blues Brothers crew for the ultimate battle of the bands. Race against time, rescue the guitarist, and defeat the warden before the big concert in Chicago. The game blends platforming, action, and comedy as you travel across iconic locations, recruit missing members, and bring the legendary band back together for a final performance.

LEGO Rock Band blends the classic party music gameplay of Rock Band with the playful creativity of LEGO. Build your own band members by mixing heads, torsos, legs, and bodies, then hit the stage to tour worldwide. The game adds over‑the‑top missions like battling an octopus or demolishing a building, while earning Studs to customize your Rock Den, hire staff, and unlock new gear.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
Platformers
Rhythm & Music
Best for
Fans of music platformers
Families and kids who love music
Specifications
General
msrp
$29.99−50%
$59.99
release date
2000-10-13
2009-11-03
Specifications
developer
Player 1
Harmonix Music Systems, TT Fusion
publisher
Titus Software
WB Games, MTV Games
age rating
ESRB E
ESRB E10+
multiplayer
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Split screen
critic score
—
77/100
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Entertaining blend of music and platforming
  • Humorous storyline with film references
  • Co‑op mode adds replay value
  • Varied level design across Chicago
  • Highly customizable characters with LEGO parts
  • Entertaining story missions beyond standard concerts
  • Family‑friendly humor and music selection
  • Robust local multiplayer with split‑screen support
Cons
  • Graphics dated by modern standards
  • Controls can feel stiff on some platforms
  • Limited difficulty scaling for veteran players
  • Limited to PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms
  • No online multiplayer or DLC updates
  • Song list may feel dated compared to newer titles
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The Verdict

AI-generated from listing data

Lego Rock Band offers richer customization, more content, and split‑screen multiplayer at a higher price, while Blues Brothers 2000 is cheaper but more limited and dated.

Key differences

  • •Price: $59.99 vs $29.99
  • •Platform scope: Lego Rock Band only on PS3/Xbox 360; Blues Brothers 2000 platform not specified
  • •Multiplayer style: Lego Rock Band supports split‑screen; Blues Brothers 2000 only co‑op
  • •Content depth: Lego Rock Band has extensive setlist, décor upgrades, and challenge levels; Blues Brothers 2000 has fewer unlockables
  • •Graphics: Blues Brothers 2000 noted as dated; Lego Rock Band newer (2009) with better visuals
DimensionWinner

Pricing & value

Blues Brothers 2000 costs $29.99, half the price of Lego Rock Band's $59.99.

Blues Brothers 2000

Platform availability

Lego Rock Band limited to PS3/Xbox 360; Blues Brothers 2000 platform not specified, so no clear advantage.

Tie

Gameplay & fun factor

Lego Rock Band adds LEGO character building and varied mission types beyond pure rhythm.

LEGO Rock Band

Multiplayer / co‑op

Lego Rock Band offers split‑screen local multiplayer; Blues Brothers 2000 only mentions co‑op without split‑screen.

LEGO Rock Band

Content & replayability

Lego Rock Band includes a larger setlist, décor upgrades, and special challenge levels; Blues Brothers 2000 has fewer unlockables.

LEGO Rock Band

Difficulty & accessibility

Lego Rock Band rated E10+ with family‑friendly design; Blues Brothers 2000 lacks difficulty scaling for veteran players.

LEGO Rock Band

Graphics & performance

Blues Brothers 2000 is explicitly described as having dated graphics; Lego Rock Band (2009) is newer and visually superior.

LEGO Rock Band

Choose Blues Brothers 2000 if…

Budget‑conscious players who want a simple, nostalgic music platformer and don’t need split‑screen multiplayer.

Choose LEGO Rock Band if…

Families seeking a robust, customizable music game with strong local multiplayer and more content, willing to pay more.

Common questions

Which game offers split‑screen multiplayer?

Lego Rock Band supports split‑screen local multiplayer; Blues Brothers 2000 only mentions co‑op.

Is the higher price of Lego Rock Band justified by more content?

Yes; it includes a larger setlist, décor upgrades, challenge levels, and extensive LEGO customization.

What platforms can I play these games on?

Lego Rock Band is available on PS3 and Xbox 360; platform details for Blues Brothers 2000 are not specified.