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Rock Band Mobile first multiplayer title on Verizon 4G GTE [Update]

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EA's push to conquer the Android gaming market has a fine bit of ammunition to its credit in the form of a polished-up Rock Band Mobile port - the only multiplayer game available at the launch of Verizon's new 4G LTE network.

Joystiq saw the game in action at CES 2011, where it was revealed that up to four players will be able to bash out a few tunes together from day one.

Rock Band Mobile is also available on iPhone, but the restrictions of the AT&T network, the only official iPhone carrier in the US, reportedly requires the player to resort to local, bluetooth-driven multiplayer or a Facebook connectivity function.

[Update]: A Harmonix press release has just confirmed the title's full launch set list:

"Attack,” 30 Seconds to Mars
“Girls Not Grey,” AFI
“Sabotage,” Beastie Boys
“All the Small Things,” blink-182
“Hanging on the Telephone,” Blondie
“Learn To Fly,” Foo Fighters
“Everlong,” Foo Fighters
“Bad to the Bone,” George Thorogood and the Destroyers
“Hymn #A43,” Jethro Tull
“Bad Reputation,” Joan Jett
“Simple Man,” Lynyrd Skynyrd
“Ace of Spades,” Mötorhead
“Give It All,” Rise Against
“Lazy Eye,” Silversun Pickups
“Cherub Rock,” Smashing Pumpkins
“Take the Money and Run,” Steve Miller Band
“Debaser,” The Pixies
“Move Along,” The All American Rejects
“We Got The Beat,” The Go Go’s
“Ladybug,” The Presidents of the United States of America

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