Rudy writes:
"One of the only rhythm games to launch alongside the PlayStation Vita, but also one that has been put on practically every other console before it; Michael Jackson: The Experience HD brings some much needed “pop” to the Vita. Just about everyone in the world is aware of who Michael is and the type of music he produced as well as the magic that came with his dance routines and entertaining music videos. While the PS3, 360, PSP, and even DS versions of the game did a decent job at bringing users into the MJ experience; the Vita version somehow does it right but has a few missteps in the process."
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The Vita Lounge - Ah Michael Jackson. The King of Pop. One of the most talented and fascinating people the world has ever seen. Some may say “What a waste” as he tragically died due to his negligent doctor back in 2009. An artist so famous and reported in the media so heavily he was mentioned in 15% (about 5000, thanks wikipedia) tweets after his death, with his music selling 35 million albums in the twelve months post-death, and a record breaking 2.6 million of his songs were downloaded in a single week in 2009, making him the best selling artist of the year. Like Princess Diana or 9/11 it ranks has one of those defining moments in history that is so significant most will remember where they were and what they were doing (I was having a cigarette with my now husband outside of a bar in Manchester while thinking the person who told us was playing porkies). As record labels always seem to do in memory of the stars that filled their pockets, Michael Jackson suddenly became relevant again and received a string of re-releases and his very own game across nearly every platform in existence: Michael Jackon: The Experience (MJE). The console and handheld versions of MJE are quite different in that the console versions require you to dance and sometimes sing a la Dance Central or Just Dance whereas the DS version featured tapping the bottom screen in a similar fashion to Elite Beat Agents. The PSP version featured using the buttons on a timeline to the beat, whereas the Vita version however is unique from all of the other versions as instead of playing out like the DS or PSP games, the Vita has you follow a series of taps, swipes and swirls on screen (still with me?).
Nobody's gonna buy this--especially not for vita. lol
i got this for free but i have no vita.
lol@ 15 songs for $39.99.