You might not be ready to rock, but the E3 gaming expo is ready to rock you.
The Beatles’ classic “All You Need is Love”, once exclusive to the Xbox 360 version of The Beatles: Rock Band, is finally making its way to the PlayStation 3 and Wii, with its charitable intentions intact.
Our finalists for Game of the Year have all been announced continue to be hotly debated within Kotaku Tower as we try to come to a conclusion, but those three titles weren’t the only ones of note in 2009.
For all the money spent on securing the use of The Beatles, the Rock Band title of the same name is yet to outsell its predecessor, Rock Band 2. But is there a silver lining in that money pit?
While Beatle Ringo Starr might be a rock’n'roll icon, he is not a Rock Band game playing icon. But that’s okay. He’s Ringo Starr.
The Beatles: Rock Band is one step closer to being complete next week, when MTV Games and Harmonix release the 11 tracks necessary to complete one of the band’s greatest albums, Rubber Soul.
But it can buy you the full Beatles Rock Band bundle at GAME right now. That’s a staggering $220 under the recommended retail price.
You’re such a lovely audience we’d like to take you home with us, but that would be a logistical nightmare. Instead, stay there and enjoy the trailer for Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart’s Club DLC.
MTV and Harmonix are bringing another full album to The Beatles: Rock Band next week, completing the psychedelic rock stylings of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
