hmmm... surprising, considering Rock Band 2 was nothing more than Rock Band 1 with a really great new track list. As long as the DLC keeps coming like it has I think Rock Band will continue to be a big seller even without a 2009 release, but I hope EA is not over estimating the public's interest in a Beatles game. I'm sure the marketing team did their homework, but I just don't see the appeal, except to a niche older audience.

@Tom: I wouldn't be too sure. We all know that the old becomes trendy again, as you can tell by listening the Panic at the Disco's new album... I think that the indie rock audience might get a big kick out of this...

Bold move, and a good one at that. Hopefully GH takes a cue and stops trying to pump out a new game every year. GHWT is solid, very enjoyable, and can hold the interest of all users out there for a long time if they keep focusing on DLC and user OL tourneys.

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