The Beatles rock and roll invasion that conquered the music scene in 1960 has been reborn in a bitterly attacked early on the world of video games.

The Fab Four have been recreated in virtual form in "The Beatles: Rock Band," a game that allows players to join the British rocker as a springboard of concerts in England in the celebrity world.

True to his musical roots, "The Beatles: Rock Band" (TB: RB) is on tour before the release of the game on September 9.

Packed bar people Rockit Room in San Francisco late Wednesday to strap on plastic replicas of guitars played by John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney or keep the pace on a version of Ringo Starr, drums.

Mock instruments were connected to an Xbox 360 videogame console. Animated band members of The Beatles performed on a giant screen on a pool table.

"Everyone has been waiting for The Beatles coming to Rock Band, so that in itself is impressive," said Serafina Kernberger after a nearly flawless performance on guitar faux.

"My mother was a hippie, so I grew up with the Beatles."

Colored buttons streaming down her neck, guitar-screen, with players hitting the corresponding parts on the instruments pretending to remain that tune with the band.

Software evaluated sang vocals on microphones, giving kudos to harmonies.

Jason Sitomer grinning nailed endnotes eight days a week.

’And’ was amazing, "said Sitomer, who at the age of 23 years claimed that the music of the Beatles’ in tune with his generation.

"Beatles songs are nostalgic, so that everyone knows the words."

MTV Games has had TB: RB developed by Harmonix Study of the United States, the creator of the blockbuster "Rock Band" video game franchise.

The creators of the game players promise "unprecedented and experimental progression through the celebration of music and art of the Beatles."

"The project is amusing idea that increases the appeal of the Beatles and their music," Sir Paul McCartney said in a statement that the plans were announced for a game.

Apple Corps has historically avoided by releasing the music of the Beatles’ in digital format, because of concerns about piracy.

Game Story Mode allows players to become members of the band and start the career of the group in its early days playing at The Cavern Club in Liverpool.

Players going to run virtual versions of The Beatles’ TV appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in the United States in 1964, and a sold out show at Shea Stadium in New York a year later.

The story includes a video game concert in Tokyo importantly, study sessions and a final 1969 performance on the roof of the headquarters of Apple Corps, the band’s record label.

"I like the game all renovated to make it an enthralling experience of the Beatles," Cheryll Del Rosario said after a possibility of TB: RB.

"I imagine that once you go through the story mode, he feels closer to a Beatle as possible."

The concept for the videogame was honed with the help of McCartney and Starr as well as from Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison, the widows of Lennon and Harrison.

"How wonderful that the Beatles’ legacy will find its natural progression into the 21st century through the computerized world we live in," Starr said in a statement.

TB: RB will play at a music festival Outside Lands this weekend in San Francisco Golden Gate Park, a legendary hippie haven in the 1960s.

"People pick it up and play, but it is only a smiling, happy good time," says Harmonix’s Alex Navarro as he scored runs at CPC: RB Rockit Room.

"Even though I’m not the biggest fan of the Beatles, some of these songs are ridiculously fun game. There is a timeless quality to it."

Forty-five songs are included with the game, and more songs in the band ’will be sold as digital downloads from the Internet.

The game will be available to play on the three major consoles: Microsoft Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 from Sony and Nintendo Wii.

Digitally re-mastered versions of the catalog of the Beatles’ entire record will be released the day the game launches.

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