"Being a huge Rock Band fan and a huge Beatles fan, The Beatles Rock Band was a no brainer for me. I only regret not picking it up sooner. That is not to say that The Beatles is the definitive Rock Band experience. There is much to love and a small amount to be disappointed by. Is this a must purchase? Well read the review and find out."

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Lvlone.com breaks down the phenomenon known as the Beatles Rock band. They give an intricate depiction of game play as well as key points on game play and the story mode. TheBadMan on Lvlone.com rates the game a 9.5 out of 10.

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"To insist that it offers little for the progression of the Rhythm Action would by folly, as the year’s grace since Rock Band 2 has clearly given Harmonix time to think about more than just adapting The Beatles to a videogame, however, launching with the same week as Guitar Hero 5 may be more a of a challenge in the traditional videogame buying demographic."

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"The Beatles: Rock Band is nothing short of a masterpiece. Beatles fans span decades and this accessible yet challenging game bridges the generational divide. There is something for everybody to love in this game.

The band’s original fans will get a kick out of seeing The Beatles perform in the Cavern Club or on the Ed Sullivan Show.

Younger fans will love finally seeing Beatles songs released on the interactive Rock Band format.

Parents can play with children to expose them to their ..."

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"While previous Rock Band and Guitar Hero Career Modes have never been without their own charm, The Beatles: Rock Band has clearly taken this tradition to new heights. The Story Mode is less about your band’s performance, and more concerned with that aforementioned legacy. Beginning at the once humble Cavern Club in 1963, players experience the chronology of The Beatles’ popular releases through a series of venues famously significant in their career."

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"The Beatles: Rock Band offers a warm and inviting experience to those who are new to The Beatles’ music or longtime fans who have been waiting for the chance to take up the mantle of their favorite band member and sing their hearts out to “I Want To Hold Your Hand.” Personally, this is one of the biggest things to happen to music gaming, and I am honored to be a part of it. While it may only come packaged with 45 songs and is devoid of any Beatles narration (impossible to a degree since only ..."

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