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Guitars revealed for The Beatles: Rock Band
Mike Bantick
Wednesday, 06 May 2009 05:42
Featuring John Lennons’s signature Rickenbacker 325 guitar, as well as the Gretsch Duo Jet guitar as wielded by George Harrison. These wireless guitar controllers will retail for US$99.99 each!
On September 9th, when the game launches, a premium bundle for US$250 Рsold alongside these stand alone guitars - will include, as quoted by US based game retailer GameStop ".... the Limited Edition Premium Bundle will include The Beatles: Rock Band software; a H̦fner Bass controller; The Beatles-inspired and Ludwig-branded Rock Band drums with classic pearl finish, a metal kick pedal and a vintage replica drumhead; plus a microphone with stand, as well as additional special content."
If you are a Beatles collector type, gathering everything that is on offer will be an expensive outing, almost cheaper to start your own [real] band.
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