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Harmonix has confirmed that its on-rails rhythm-based title Amplitude, which was released on PlayStation 4 this week, will be coming to PlayStation 3 and perhaps sooner than expected or feared.
A Harmonix representative has informed IGN that "It's coming in Spring" Harmonix have confirmed this after "There was a little bit of rogue info that it was due in winter 2016. You won't have to wait that long."
Amplitude has so far been praised as a solid remake of the original 2003 release of the same name, with Gamereactor giving it a score of 7/10, stating that "its simplified mechanics and homebrew song selection take you on a musical journey that is in equal parts challenging, satisfying and hypnotic".
"Its simplified mechanics and homebrew song selection take you on a musical journey that is in equal parts challenging, satisfying and hypnotic."
The wait for old-gen users may not be long.
For all those who missed the tunnel from Frequency.
Kickstarter backers get it two weeks early.
But there's good news as it will be a much larger game than originally planned.
"It was definitely the foundation of some of our later games," says product manager Annette Gonzalez.
Reboot has been pushed back a few months.
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