Viacom and the video game industry are hoping they'll get more than a little help from the Beatles. When the Beatles: Rock Band hits stores a week from today, Viacom is betting the new title from ...

The video game industry hopes "The Beatles: Rock Band" will improve sales. Aug. 28, 2009 — -- Fifty years later, can the Fab Four do it one more time? If you have even the slightest contact ...

Beatles' remastered box set, video game out The Fab Four looks to start making big 21st century bucks with new Rock Band game and digitally remastered CDs.

Beatles' remastered box set, video game out The Fab Four looks to start making big 21st century bucks with new Rock Band game and digitally remastered CDs.

Your turn to go wild: What would you like to see in a licensed Beatles video game? Bear in mind that it’s apparently a standalone, non- Rock Band game.

When The Beatles: Rock Band video game hits store shelves on Wednesday -- packed with 45 songs for players to sing, strum and drum along with -- the industry hopes it will provide the lift that ...

Beatles music is coming to video games like Guitar Hero, Rock Band, and more. Gaming platforms Wii, XBOX 360 and Sony Playstation will have Beatles games supported.

The Fab Four did not set the video game world on fire with the launch of The Beatles Rock Band. The game was one of the most overhyped in game history, with a buildup that was similar to last year ...

Due sometime in late 2009, the game is supposed to bring more people to Beatles' music and help a new generation get to know them.

Viacom had hoped that the Beatles game would help bring its Rock Band franchise, which has consistently lost money over the last two years, into the black.

Demand for the Beatles game could help reverse those trends, driving shoppers to stores where they may be tempted to buy more games or upgrade consoles. The game can be played on the Wii, Sony's ...

The Beatles are back -- but this time the world's most famous rock band may be stirring more excitement in executive suites than in campuses and schoolyards.