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I don't even play videogames, but this news gets me excited.
According to a story Sunday in the Financial Times, representatives for the Fab Four have been talking to both Activision and MTV Games, the respective makers Guitar Hero and Rock Band.
A final deal would be worth several million dollars, according to a person familiar with the talks, and could be reached in a matter of weeks. However, it would have first to win the blessing of both Apple Corps, the company established by the band to oversee its business interests, and EMI, the UK music group that owns the Beatles master recordings. Both declined to comment.
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A Beatles-themed video game in the works? - June 23, 2008
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According to a story Sunday in the Financial Times, representatives for the Fab Four have been talking to both Activision and MTV Games, the respective makers Guitar Hero and Rock Band.
A final deal would be worth several million dollars, according to a person familiar with the talks, and could be reached in a matter of weeks. However, it would have first to win the blessing of both Apple Corps, the company established by the band to oversee its business interests, and EMI, the UK music group that owns the Beatles master recordings. Both declined to comment.
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