nakedfrog
No Lifer
- Apr 3, 2001
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Originally posted by: CVSiN
Whomever is in charge of marketing and keeping the pulse of current music and such for Harmonix is sleeping on the job.
I'm 37 and not many people (gamers) in my age bracket are NOT into the Beatles.. My parents on the other hand are huge Beatle fans.. but I just dont see this title selling well.
Aerosmith, hell yes... Metallica.. hell freaking yes... Ozzy.. Sign me up right this sec... unfortunately.. every single one of those was lost to Activision and Neversoft.. I love RB and have not bought a GH game since GH3 because they are ridiculous and feel like they just throw alot of extra notes in thier charts try to see how hard you can work playing.
But holy crap.. they are killing Harmonix in securing valuable licenses for bands that this generation of Music listeners love..
I just dont see these older people buying this title. The beatles dont get any airplay even on the easy listening stations around here so younger gen doesnt even know or care who they are.
I dont see 10-19 year olds running around and asking mom for money to buy RB: Beatles.. AC/DC is a step in the right direction.. but even they have been away for 8 years.. thats an incredible long time in the music biz.
I cant even think the last time I heard them played on the air. Not to mention the deal with Walmart on this.. are you kidding?
I just think that Harmonix better come out of thier cave and find out what the music fans want and start grabbing these exclusives that actually matter to the target audience.
I know more people in our age bracket (assuming 30-40) that are gamers and Beatles fans than are gamers and Aerosmith fans. It also sounds like radio where you are is very different than it is here, as both AC/DC and the Beatles are still played.
