All You Need Is Love... Doo-Do-Do-Do-Doo.

At last year’s E3, Microsoft announced they would release “All You Need Is Love” for The Beatles: Rock Band exclusively on the XBOX platform. Well, lo-and-behold, that exclusivity is totally over, and the song is due to be released on the PSN from March 4th for £0.99.

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The Epitome Of Odd Yet Awesome.

Itching for more The Beatles: Rock Band? Then know that MTV and Harmonix have announced the next set of The Beatles: Rock Band DLC due for release on the Playstation Store this coming November 19th. The full album will set you back $13.49 but includes classics such as “When I’m Sixty-Four” and “Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite”.

(There will be a show tonight…)

Check out the scope of The Beatles: Rock Band’s first DLC album, with this trailer highlighting the tracks of Abbey Road. The DLC will not only include the new tracks, but also new “dreamscapes” and backdrops devoted to the songs of Abbey Road. Maxwell’s Silver Hammer looks particularly fancy.

The DLC launches on the Playstation Network this week.

Abbey Road Will Launch This Thursday On The Playstation Store.

Ready for more The Beatles: Rock Band? Of course you are, right? Well, be told that the first DLC album – Abbey Road – will hit the Playstation Store this Thursday, with Sgt. Pepper set to follow in November and Rubber Soul in December. Too much Beatles you say? Never.

Look, It's Damon Albarn As A Lego Figure.

Girls who want boys who like boys who do boys like they’re girls who… Somthing, something, something lovvvvvvvve. We like Blur. Everyone likes Blur right? Hence they’re joining the growing cast of cameo appearances in Lego Rock Band. Sadly, the worst Blur song will be making an appearance in Lego Rock Band. Here’s a hint: “woo-hoo”. Got it? Yup, not hard right?

You can check out Lego Blur doing their thing here.

Shame they didn’t choose Parklife though.

Further The Beatles: Rock Band Content Is Undecided.

Worry not, The Beatles: Rock Band DLC is coming. There are three records already announced. However, beyond that, support for the game is looking a little shakey. Namely because working with The Beatles’ back catalogue is an expensive business. Harmonix’s John Drake told BBPS, “It costs thousands to produce DLC.”

“It’s not like Rock Band where we wait for the masters to come in and just author them … its like, send people to Abbey Road, use the original tape, separate them out,” Drake detailed. Harmonix have also promised to create fresh, original dreamscapes for all the tracks. In short, there’s a lot of work to get through.

So it’s all going to depend on how well the initial DLC sells. “If they sell well, we’ll have a lot more content,” Drake concludes.

Guitar Hero 5 -- It's Guitar Hero Alright.

We still can’t believe Guitar Hero 5 sold better than the fantastic The Beatles: Rock Band. It literally blows our mind. But thankfully Activision’s Guitar Hero business CEO Dan Rosensweig is on hand to explain exactly what happened:

“The number one thing about Guitar Hero is that it’s fun as hell — it’s focused on the guitar, and the variety and value proposition — and the reviews are spectacular. So I guess we’re the only ones not surprised.”

Hmmm. Dan went on to joke with GamesIndustry.biz that “internally we always talked about the Fab Five – Guitar Hero 5 – was going to beat the Fab Four.” Hahaha-no.