Company Bio

Software developer Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. earned a reputation for creating fun products that combine rhythm and music with more conventional, action-oriented gameplay. Following the breakthrough success of Guitar Hero and the completion of its sequel -- both co-developed by Harmonix and specialty controller manufacturer RedOctane -- cable network MTV announced in autumn 2006 that it would acquire Harmonix, for a total cost of around 175 million dollars. ~ All Game Guide

Developed/Manufactured

The Axe: Titans of Classic Rock (IBM PC Compatible), Frequency (PlayStation 2), Amplitude (PlayStation 2), Karaoke Revolution Bundle (PlayStation 2), Karaoke Revolution (PlayStation 2), Karaoke Revolution Volume 2 (PlayStation 2), EyeToy: AntiGrav (PlayStation 2), Karaoke Revolution Bundle (Xbox), Karaoke Revolution (Xbox), Karaoke Revolution Volume 3 (PlayStation 2), Guitar Hero [With Guitar Controller] (PlayStation 2), Karaoke Revolution Party Bundle (Nintendo GameCube), Karaoke Revolution Party (Nintendo GameCube), Karaoke Revolution Party (Xbox), Karaoke Revolution Party Bundle (PlayStation 2), CMT Presents: Karaoke Revolution -- Country (PlayStation 2), CMT Presents: Karaoke Revolution -- Country Bundle (PlayStation 2), Guitar Hero II [With Guitar Controller] (PlayStation 2), Guitar Hero II (PlayStation 2), Guitar Hero (PlayStation 2), Karaoke Revolution Volume 3 Bundle (PlayStation 2), Rock Band (Xbox 360), Rock Band (PlayStation 3)