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September 2009
(90%)
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Abstract: If you haven’t heard of a rather popular four-piece outfit from Liverpool, known as The Beatles, it’s possible you haven’t spent long living on this planet. For the rest of is, The Beatles: Rock Band represents the chance to fulfil a unique, once-in-a-...
Abstract: Despite me being British, and more specifically coming from a town twenty minutes from Liverpool, and despite opting to review this latest iteration of Harmonix’s multi-gazillion dollar franchise, it pains me to say I’ve never really been a fan of The ...
A gorgeous game which for Beatles fans will feel like being swaddled in a veil of pure joy. Maybe a little stingey on the track count, but regardless we simply cannot recommend Beatles: Rock Band highly enough; a breathtaking product. 9.0/10Print this ...
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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: The Beatles: Rock Band is a wonderful retrospective and homage to one of the greatest musical acts of all time. The development team at Harmonix, along with the guiding hand of Apple Corps, was able to create arguably the best band-specific music title ev...
Abstract: The Beatles are one of the most popular and enduring bands in history. Four decades after the group disbanded, the Fab Four’s music seems to be just as popular as it ever was. Even those too young to remember or understand how they changed the world in...
I feel like much can’t be written about a music game in 2009. You play some instruments, they make noise. It’s ultimately up to the player to decide if 45 songs is worth $60. I equate The Beatles: Rock Band to another heartfelt favorite game in The Ho...
Abstract: But, what if you don't like The Beatles? Chances are, Harmonix must obviously reckon that most people are at least somewhat fond of the bigger-than-Jesus 60s supergroup. There are no other artists on display here, after all; no guest acts brought in to...
Abstract: The price tag for everything is steep, and there are not enough songs for my liking, but this is a true representation of a legendary band. Great songs and great fun make for a great game.
