The Beatles recent foray into interactive entertainment proved to be a successful one as they beat out the rival Guitar Hero franchise by a significant margin.

Now everyone and their mother wants their digitized likeness to grace the television screens of prepubescent boys everywhere, with The Who being the latest such entry into the video game pantheon.

During an interview with MassLive, Roger Daltrey inadvertently leaked information that he, Pete Townshend, and the estates of John Entwistle and Keith Moon, had signed off on an upcoming Rock Band video game.

“The game, yeah, yeah, they’re going to be doing a Who one next year,” Daltrey said. “There is one planed. [The idea] is fabulous. Anything that gets non-musical people interested in music is wonderful.”

The Who-centric project was later confirmed by a Harmonix spokesperson, but further information regarding a possible Technicolor showdown with a flamboyantly gay Elton John has yet to be validated outside my own overactive imagination.

“We’re working closely with the Who on what’s next, but don’t have anything new to announce at this time,” a nameless Public Relations representative told Kotaku.

Either way, I’m not exactly looking forward to failing out of “Pinball Wizard” for the thousandth time, give or take.