Rock Band: The Beatles - HecklerSpray

Hecklerspray at E3 ? Some Games We’d Buy, Some We Wouldn't

August 5th, 2012 By David Schwartz

Forget the various industry events and announcements at E3 – it's time to get down to business.

In other words, which games were good and which were bad.

Now, I have adopted a very scientific approach to this ? I basically played or viewed demos of any games I liked the look of during the three days and rated them either in the ‘buy’ or ?don't buy? categories.

It was tough and took me ages, but I just wanted to let you know I really wanted to go the extra mile for you, the Hecklerspray public. Enjoy!!

Hecklerspray at E3: Rock Band: The Beatles

August 5th, 2012 By David Schwartz

Fancy playing the drums as badly as Ringo Starr?

Well, now you can, thanks to a new video game which allows you to sing, strum and drum along to your favourite Beatles tracks ? and Octopus?s Garden.

The Beatles: Rock Band was officially launched by Sir Paul McCartney and Starr at the start of E3 in Los Angeles and will be released in September.

They were even joined by Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison, the wives of the dead half of the Fab Four, John Lennon and George Harrison.

Rock Band: The Beatles (Wigs, Drugs, Annoying Wives Not Inc)

October 30th, 2008 By Stuart Heritage

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith was a brave experiement, but a successful one – now it’s time to repeat it with a band that people actually like.

It’s strongly rumoured that MTV is about to announce a forthcoming Rock Band: The Beatles edition. If it’s true, then Rock Band: The Beatles would be a truly landmark game. Not only would it mark the first time that The Beatles have licensed their music to a videogame, but also, if the song In My Life gets included in the tracklisting, it’ll also mark the debut of the Rock Band harpsichord peripheral.

It’s expected that Rock Band: The Beatles will be so realistic that it’ll actually feel like you’re one of The Beatles. For instance, John Lennon‘s guitar will have easy, medium, hard and expert levels, George Harrison‘s guitar will have easy, medium, hard and expert levels, Paul McCartney‘s bass will have easy, medium, hard and expert levels and Ringo‘s drums will have one very easy level that even a baby could play.