Cross-gen multiplayer within the same console family is also on the cards. For one, load times have drastically improved. There are other benefits to diving back into Rock Band 4 on next-gen, too. These peripherals connect to the new hardware in the same way they connected to PS4–through “the Bluetooth accessories spot in the options menu.” Moreover, using PS4 instruments on PS5, particularly Mad Catz/PDP guitars and drums, should prove easy enough to manage. Those who prefer to use a USB mic will need to adjust the console’s settings accordingly. Since DualSense features an embedded microphone recognized by Rock Band 4, PS5 will default to said microphone input for vocal parts. PS Plus cloud saves will do the trick, and the same applies to hard drive transfers from PS4 to PS5. With PlayStation, specifically, there are a couple of options available with regards to save data. Harmonix further confirmed that all save data and DLC will transfer over with no problem. Mad Catz RB2 Fender Stratocaster Guitar (PS3, Dongle required).Mad Catz RB2 Drums (PS3, Dongle required).Mad Catz RB3 Drums (PS3, Dongle required).Mad Catz RB3 Fender Stratocaster Guitar (PS3, Dongle required).Mad Catz RB4 Fender Stratocaster Guitar (PS4).Consequently, the studio “believe previously supported instruments should work as expected.” A list of confirmed backward compatible peripherals (for PlayStation) features below. Learn more on our blog: /CMnkiIs9UgĪs noted in a separate post on the Harmonix Blog, developers tested “a bunch of old gear” on the new consoles to ensure functionality is up to par. You’ll be able to enjoy Rock Band 4, all of your DLC, and your current-gen working instruments on next-gen systems. Here’s the good news you’ve all been waiting for.
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