The Beatles: Rock Band (Wii)

The Beatlesː Rock Band
Developer: Harmonix Publisher: MTV Games Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii Released internationally: September 9, 2009 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused music.

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Meet The Beatles, Rock The World! The Beatles: Rock Band is a 2009 music video game developed by Harmonix, published by MTV Games, and distributed by Electronic Arts. The game doesn't have a lot of cut content but it does have some stuff left in the files.

Unused Textures

A....clock icon? It's not known what this is used for.

Unused Songs

Blackbird

In between the files for "Can't Buy Me Love" and "Birthday", there's a gem of a file named blackbird.milo_wii. It's a Paul solo song, yet can be found in the files for John, George, and Ringo as well.

Frame Rate Test (Rock and Roll Music)

Much like Rock Band 3, The Beatles: Rock Band also contains a song called Frame Rate Test. The song being used is Rock and Roll Music which is not playable On Disc or as Downloadable Content. It's even more strange as the models for The Beatles being used are from The Cavern and not the Abbey Road Studio models.

Big Rock Endings

Big Rock Endings still exist within the game, but are never used in any official song. They can still be accessed using customs. The HUD mostly behaves as it would in other Rock Band games, but the fill bars don't show up on the highway. It's likely that these are a leftover from other Rock Band games, rather than a planned feature that was cut.

(Source: Rocker1999)

Early Song Venue

The DLC Full Album trailer for Rubber Soul reveals that at one point Drive My Car was probably originally played at Shea Stadium instead of Budokan. Although, it's unknown if this is just an early build or a mistake.