The Beatles: Rock Band will make you cry, hold a stranger's hand

Once again Mr. Chad, all valid points. I suppose back in the 60's this wasn't at all common behavior for a band, and of course anything out of the ordinary will receive attention. It would make sense that they'd still be remembered for it to this day. I still think crying over the game though is a but much. Of course, that's just one mans opinion.

Also, any band composed of zombies will inevitably equal win.

"However, what is considered a "classic" artist or movie or anything that may receive the moniker is a simple matter of opinion." - Jack Hollow

"Simple matter" does not mean invalid, however. It's not a simple matter of one person blurting out "classic" and refuting it. When year after year, decade after decade, thousands opinions upon millions of opinions are formed that something is a "classic," justifiably based on enjoyment of the material, it's a deserved and valid moniker that overrides your simplified assertion. You' might be acting naive, stubborn, and a tad bit arrogant if you really think your own singular opinion should equate in measure to all of that, and negate the moniker 'classic.' When used correctly, the term "classic" by definition holds up against your argument of it being "simple opinion."

This is certainly not to say you should "change your opinion" about liking something because multitudes of others do - I certainly think you should maintain your own opinions. Rather, you should understand that although you may not like whatever it is, based on the numbers, you should respect the usage of the term "classic" for things that have stood the test.

@ill
I understand what you're saying. I did not mean to boil it down to such simplicity, I only meant to say that even if millions upon millions of people may all genuinely enjoy and come to the same opinion that X work is classic, there will always be some people who either don't agree with you (which is of course their own opinion and if presented in a civil manner should be respected) or not understand why you've come to said conclusion.

And by no means do I mean to convey that because I don't completely understand the fandom behind The Beatles that they don't deserve the classic moniker.

Hey Jack, I definitely understand, there are things that I don't really care for as much as others (Halo3 is not essential to me like it is to others, I'll leave it at that) and I winced a little when I saw that Josh Randall quote about people crying when they sang... I don't want this game to be taken as seriously as that, not by myself, not by others! It's a big set-up for silliness!

natureboy?

I guess casualboy suits you better.

Im glad you got back on track

I teared up too. I don't know why.

Your going to need more than a bong to get that psychedelic.

Dude... "Bong"? C'mon man, this is The Beatles, not Sublime. This would need to come with some hash, acid tabs, barbiturates, some smack, and airfare to India to come close!

"Get Back" was already confirmed. It is the song the performed on rooftop at the end of the E3 trailer, and thebeatlesrockband.com confirms it is on the announced song list.

"We'll have time for coffee flavored kisses
And a bit of [masturbation]".

Yeah?

Kind of agree with this.

Not all of us are "man's men" like you, Harrison Ford (aka, Indiana Jones)... or you, to a much lesser extent, Jason Statham (aka, Handsome Rob).

I am a man with a husband (a Brazilian husband) and I would never, ever cry at karaoke.

I'd hold hands with a hot stranger. Stranger danger be damned!

There are very few games out there that are worthy of your tears. Though if you finish Metal Gear Solid 3 and don't at least feel something, you might be dead and rotting from the inside out. :P

fuck MGS 3, Sniper Wolf in the original MGS made me cry like a little bitch.


Oh, and the first 15 minutes of Up.