Along with creating mixes, players will be able to “share their creations socially, making their game performances available for watching online.” Whether that’s a special player or a YouTube exporter, I couldn’t tell you at this point. “Music today is an experience,” Harmonix CEO Steve Janiak said in today’s announcement. “It’s not just people listening to albums any more – it’s recording and sharing videos of you singing along to your favourite songs, watching your favourite bands play at festivals, and sharing hit music with your friends. Fuser puts players at the centre of all that by letting you mix and share some of the biggest hits on your way to becoming a festival headliner.” Fuser is due to launch this autumn, publisher by NCSoft. For now, see its website for more. The announcement says Fuser will come with “more than 100 songs” including “the world’s top artists in pop, rap/hip-hop, R&B, dance, rock, country, Latin and Caribbean music.” I’d be surprised if more don’t follow as DLC. They’ve confirmed these first sixteen songs and I already feel slightly cursed imagining certain combinations: Oh god, the Internet have already beat Harmonix to some:
