£5 of every copy sold goes to charity.
Ubisoft has announced it has partnered with retailer HMV for a special charity contribution.
For every copy of Ubisoft’s guitar-tutoring game Rocksmith ‘purchased in the UK’, £5 will be donated to the Teenage Cancer Trust with Ubisoft and HMV splitting the tab 50/50.
“We are exceedingly excited to be launching Rocksmith in the UK this week,” said Ubisoft UK’s managing director Rob Cooper.
“The game literally provides real-life benefits by teaching people how to play an actual guitar, and we hope to inspire the next generation of rock stars in the UK and beyond. Moreover, I couldn’t be more pleased to be partnering with HMV to raise much-needed funds for Teenage Cancer Trust.”
Rocksmith launches on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on September 28th and on PC on October 19th.
Check out P3Zine’s preview of Rocksmith in the latest issue and keep your eyes on an upcoming issue of 360Zine for the full review.
Tags: HMV, Rocksmith, Teenage Cancer Trust, Ubisoft
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