Rock Band: Track Pack - Volume 2 | Nintendo Wii

Standalone Rock Performances

Rock Band: Track Pack - Volume 2 is a standalone music add-on released for the Nintendo Wii on November 17, 2008, in North America. Published by MTV Games, developed by Harmonix Music Systems, Inc., and ported to the platform by Pi Studios, LLC., the title is also known under the European title Rock Band: Song Pack 2. Carrying an ESRB rating of Teen, it operates entirely as a self-contained release, meaning players do not need the original base game to jump straight into performing.

Couch Co-Op Jam Sessions

Presented on a single Wii Optical Disc, the title supports offline multiplayer sessions for 1-4 players right out of the box. Friends can assemble a living room ensemble to tackle performances together or take the stage as a solo act across its roster of music challenges.

Hard Rock and Heavy Metal Hits

At the core of the experience is an eclectic setlist of twenty songs spanning celebrated alternative, punk, pop, and heavy metal cuts. Guitar-heavy anthems and driving rhythms headline the tracklist with Judas Priest performing "You've Got Another Thing Comin'", Mötley Crüe delivering "Saints of Los Angeles", Disturbed bringing "Indestructible", and Avenged Sevenfold rocking through "Afterlife".

Alternative and Modern Rock Favorites

The compilation also features alternative rock mainstays and energetic modern favorites, including Smashing Pumpkins with "Zero", Weezer with "El Scorcho", Pixies with "Monkey Gone to Heaven", Papa Roach with "Time is Running Out", Angels & Airwaves with "It Hurts", and Maxïmo Park performing "Girl Who Play Guitar".

Classic Tracks and Pop Sensations

Rounding out the twenty songs are genre-defining tracks from iconic acts across multiple decades, including Blondie with "Call Me", Devo with "Girl U Want", Duran Duran with "Rio", Fall Out Boy with "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race", Garbage with "Why Do You Love Me?", Lynyrd Skynyrd with "Simple Man", Nine Inch Nails with "The Perfect Drug", Red Hot Chili Peppers with "Snow ((Hey Oh))", The Cars with "Just What I Needed", and The Police with "Message in a Bottle".

Audiovisual Hardware Features

For home theater setups, the disc leverages Nintendo Wii hardware capabilities by offering Progressive Scan (480p) video output for sharp, responsive visuals. Audio presentation supports Dolby Pro Logic II surround processing, ensuring crisp instrument separation and punchy arena audio across every offline jam.