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Try another email? By becoming a registered user, you are also agreeing to our Terms and confirming that you have read our Privacy Policy.Last Friday, on the eve of the relaunch of the flagship Rock Band franchise, independent developer Harmonix revealed the sources of more than 15 million in venture capital investment.

Polygon chatted with CEO Steve Janiak for a revealing look at how the venerable studio is moving into the next console generation and beyond.For a 20plus year old company to get a funding round like this is a little unusual, Janiak told Polygon. We're kind of running the company now like a startup, even though we have been around for a while.

The investment wasn't required to Cheap RS Gold support their latest title, Rock Band 4, Janiak said, nor was it needed for the ongoing operations of the company. Instead the goal of this investment round, led by Spark Capital and Foundry Group, is to allow the Harmonix team to focus on giving birth to the next great franchise.