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  1. #91
    Quote Originally Posted by Erniewan View Post
    I didn't read the whole thread, but I think what WOULD be cool would be Rock Band: Oldies (or just Sixties), with the Beatles and other Oldies bands like the Beach Boys, Monkees, The Who, etc. and Vocal Harmonies for all bands, as well as a Keyboard peripheral (lots of Oldies songs use keyboards, organs, or even other instruments that could be charted to the Keyboard).
    Leaving out the keyboard bit I would certainly buy this game if it existed, with or without the Beatles. (Beatles aren't really needed because of their own game.)

    I'll add to the band list:
    1) The Kinks
    2) The Yardbirds
    3) Dave Clark 5.
    4) The Troggs
    5) Manfred Mann (early, pre Earth Band)
    6) Gerry and the Pacemakers
    7) The Four Tops (I was getting a bit Anglo-centric )
    8) The Rolling Stones (early stuff)
    9) The Animals
    10) Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich.

    And finally, the Kinks again (I really like the Kinks)

    There's plenty more, feel free to add your own.

    Another idea I'd like would be be "Rockband: One Hit Wonders." So many great songs to choose from in that genre. They'd probably be cheap to license too.
    Last edited by Hobotivo; 01-03-2010 at 08:15 PM.

  2. #92
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    I would LOVE IT!
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  3. #93
    Can't ever see that happening really, though the points are valid. If anything, in the near future we will probably get a game like, say The Beach Boys: Rock Band which would make use of the harmonization feature in TB:RB and even dreamscapes, it would be the closest thing to a "sequel" per say.

    I'm still anticipating more DLC, even if no annoucments have been made and thats good enough for me. I'm just very thankful that this game even exists, never thought I would see the day that it would.
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  4. #94
    Quote Originally Posted by MostSpartan14 View Post
    I don't think the graphics would ever be photo realistic. HMX probably could have done that if they wanted but they chose not to. Instead, they wanted something more stylized and slightly cartoony.
    That's incorrect. The limitations are due to the hardware. No game on the PS3 or X-Box features photo realistic graphics because neither platform can handle the kind of processing power needed to generate them.

    Quote Originally Posted by MostSpartan14 View Post
    By the time new consoles are released (3, 4+ years from now), all the Beatles songs will have been released on TB:RB anyways (if HMX chooses to) so there would be no point to making another one.
    Right. Just like releasing the catalogue on CD wasn't necessary because everyone already owned the albums... and releasing re-masters wasn't necessary because everyone already owned the '87 CDs.

    Quote Originally Posted by MostSpartan14 View Post
    What are some specific features you have in mind? Not a bunch of small things, but things that couldn't be added in an update or DLC, things that would be worth $60.
    When Rock Band 3 comes out, you'll see exactly what I'm talking about.

  5. #95
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    My only concern is with getting a Beatles game that contains most, if not all of the original discography. If that means creating a Beatles: Rock Band 2 that would allow for import of Beatles: Rock Band 1 songs into that game and combining the new stuff, then fine. I just want all the songs. The "how" is pretty irrelevant to me.

  6. #96
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkItFab View Post
    That's incorrect. The limitations are due to the hardware. No game on the PS3 or X-Box features photo realistic graphics because neither platform can handle the kind of processing power needed to generate them.
    That is not true. Have you not seen Afrika? A pretty convincing photo-realistic simulation. And No, you do not need to have 1080p or higher for photo-realistic.
    Also, you can easily just play movies instead of generating graphics and many games have done this on lesser hardware in the past.


    Quote Originally Posted by MarkItFab View Post
    When Rock Band 3 comes out, you'll see exactly what I'm talking about.
    You have seen RB3?

  7. #97
    Quote Originally Posted by Erniewan View Post
    I didn't read the whole thread, but I think what WOULD be cool would be Rock Band: Oldies (or just Sixties), with the Beatles and other Oldies bands like the Beach Boys, Monkees, The Who, etc. and Vocal Harmonies for all bands, as well as a Keyboard peripheral (lots of Oldies songs use keyboards, organs, or even other instruments that could be charted to the Keyboard).
    A Keyboard peripheral for Rock Band would be ace, a Saxophone would be cool too. And here's a suggestion for a sixties-theme game: "Rock Band: Woodstock"

  8. #98
    Quote Originally Posted by kaid100 View Post
    A Keyboard peripheral for Rock Band would be ace, a Saxophone would be cool too. And here's a suggestion for a sixties-theme game: "Rock Band: Woodstock"
    Wonder if it'll come with conplementary acid.

  9. #99
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkItFab View Post
    That's incorrect. The limitations are due to the hardware. No game on the PS3 or X-Box features photo realistic graphics because neither platform can handle the kind of processing power needed to generate them.
    Still, if HMX wanted to they could have gotten pretty close. They could have at least done graphics as good as something like Uncharted 2 but they didn't for a reason. Like I said before, they experimented with many different looks for the game and in the end they purposefully chose something that isn't super realistic.
    Besides, if you want photo realistic graphics you would have to wait until new consoles are released. And as I said before, by that time every Beatles song would have already come out.

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkItFab View Post
    Right. Just like releasing the catalogue on CD wasn't necessary because everyone already owned the albums... and releasing re-masters wasn't necessary because everyone already owned the '87 CDs.
    CD's and videogames are two very different things. Why do you think the songs were released on CD? Because that was the new technology. Do you expect people to continue listening to songs on record. No, that would be silly. There is a much bigger market for CD's then there are videogames. Most people aren't going to shell out $450 to play all the Beatles songs on the next xbox just to get better graphics (since you can't seem to tell me any other actual features they could add). Heck, by then, for all we know, music games (as we know them) may not exist or be popular any more.

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkItFab View Post
    When Rock Band 3 comes out, you'll see exactly what I'm talking about.
    For the third time, what are some actual things YOU had in mind to add to the game (other than better graphics)? If you think this is such a good idea, you must have ideas for what they should add to make this worth $60.

  10. #100
    Patiently waiting for new TB:RB DLC and Rock Band 3!

    That would be great though.

    Cheers!

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