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September 2009
(87%)
49 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The ultimate air guitar fantasy for The Beatles fanatics,
Not for Elvis fans.
As I strummed the last chord of my favorite Beatles song I knew this game was the bees knees, of course I have their entire catalog memorized from hearing each song about as many times as there are atoms in the universe. And thats a lot.Full Review...
Beautifully intertwines music with art design, Vocal harmonies add an exciting dimension to gameplay, Playing an instrument and singing at the same time is incredibly fun, Engenders great sense of band unity, Lots of great Beatles songs.
Lots of great Beatles songs arent included, No drum fills or endofsong jam sessions.
Stellar presentation and vocal harmonies help make The Beatles: Rock Band something special in the world of music games. ...
Abstract: Part music-based video game and part interactive documentary, The Beatles: Rock Band, which is the third entry in the series from Harmonix, captures the essence of the Fab Four like no piece of media that has come before it. Containing only 45 songs, a...
Abstract: There’s much more to The Beatles: Rock Band than any standard stand-alone music game. First off, the replay value is fantastic due to the concentration on creating a story mode where players follow the journey of The Beatles to stardom. Along the way, ...
A strong selection of songs, Beautiful art and animations during the songs, Vocal harmonies add to the fun of playing with a group, Unlockables a treat for hardcore Beatles fans, Every bit of the game has been designed to feel like it fits into the world...
The official instruments and full band set are over-priced, 45 songs is a somewhat small number for such an impressive catalog to pull from, Buying extra microphones and stands could get expensive
Abstract: It has been just under two years since Rock Band ushered in the era of full-band rhythm games. Subsequent games have refined the formula, offering increased accessibility, new songs, and sharper visuals, but they all still rest on the same basic appeal...
Abstract: As the ending credits rolled on The Beatles: Rock Band -- set to the sounds of actual, archived studio chatter from the Fab Four -- our Xbox 360 controller went into sleep mode. Yes, the credits for The Beatles: Rock Band are simply that long. It’s a ...
Abstract: By now you are likely to know what to expect from a Rock Band game, and I am sure you know if you are a fan of The Beatles or not. You could say that Harmonix and EA took a chance in releasing a band-specific game to compete with Guitar Hero 5, but whe...
Abstract: I’ve done so many of these music game reviews in the past four years that I’m running out of clever opening paragraphs. Between Guitar Hero and Rock Band gamers on every system now have access to virtually every genre of music from a growing library o...
