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PS3 stuff we want to see on PS4 – is there hope for Home and an encore for Singstar?

OPM: While the PS4 is all about shiny new technology and fresh ideas there’s a load of PS3 stuff we’re not ready to say goodbye to just yet. From Home to Singstar and more here’s some of Sony’s current gen potential we want carried over to the future.

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MultiConsoleGamer3915d ago

I would really like to see Home make a return, and for it to live up to it's full potential. It's such a brilliant idea.

Give me another Sing Star too. I have almost every game in the series.

Lunarassassin3915d ago

Ye i really loved some of the levels where you could go into the worlds of your favourite games, i'd love to see more of it.

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Sony PlayStation Should Reintroduce Buzz! On The PS5

Buzz! Games had a time when they took over the gaming world. They were amongst the most popular PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable. It only makes sense for them to return on the PS5.

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SullysCigar465d ago

Omg this! My family play Knowledge is Power to fill the void as we wait for a new generation of Buzz.

Awesome fun at Christmas with the family or with your mates when the drinks are flowing.

jznrpg465d ago (Edited 465d ago )

Is it sad I never even heard of this or just don’t remember it at all ? Not the type of game I would play generally so I know nothing about it . I would check it out if it’s fun with the fam . I have owned every PS ever made including the Go that I gave to my son . Just don’t remember this

MightyHealthy465d ago

I vaguely remember it myself.
Not sure why your honesty was downvoted I threw u an upvote

SonyStyled465d ago

There was a f2p version on the PS3 store (might still be there) and a version of it in PS Home. That’s my only experience with it but it seemed like a party/trivia game. Not sure what the full titles were like

FinalFantasyFanatic464d ago

I saw it advertised everywhere but never played it, didn't seem like my type of game.

Profchaos465d ago

Yes buzz was the greatest party game back in the day.

And in today's world everyone has a potential buzzer in their pocket with the app integration similar to knowledge is power and no more tangled cables.

The Wood465d ago

I still have my buzz controllers. Good party game

SullysCigar464d ago

I still have the original buzz controllers.... AND the revised wireless ones!

I know...but we really loved it back in the day.. lol

refocusedman465d ago

I would love another buzz game. it was family friendly, funny, entertaining, and easy to learn/play so supper accessible.

mastershredder465d ago

Popular when? It was not popular back then at all except outside the stares for some reason. It was gimmicky as f when everyone thought they were so clever making game-show like games. but with puppet people… yuck.

You wanna gameshow game? Smash TV. Done. Move on.

andy85465d ago

I'd consider sales of over 10 million pretty popular. I know a few people who had (and still have them) fun with a few drinks.

Deeeeznuuuts465d ago

Love playing it with a few drinks, can't beat it, oh and singstar of course 🤣🤣🤣

Profchaos465d ago

Yeah the world is much bigger than the states in Europe, ociana it was very popular with all sorts of people's from non gamers to gamers.

Smash tv never heard of it.

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Sony PS2 Hit SingStar Was Originally an Action-RPG

IGN India says: “ Interior Night’s Charu Desodt on bringing Singstar to life on the PS2, winning a BAFTA, and upcoming Xbox Series X|S and PC game, As Dusk Falls.”

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RIP Singstar, One Of The Most Important Games In PlayStation History

This may come as a bit of a shock to Americans, since it never really took hold in the US, but Singstar was one of the most important series ever released on a Sony console. And in January 2020, after 15 years of PlayStation karaoke, it’s finally going to be shuffled off the stage.

ApocalypseShadow1631d ago

This game could live on as a VR game. Karaoke as different created characters or franchise characters from other games. Sing as Kratos or Nathan Drake or Parappa the Rapper, etc and post to social media if you're into that internet thing. Would be funny. And interesting if you had individuals who could really sing. Alloy becomes a virtual singing idol.

Sounds crazy but it's creative for VR. And you could use Dreams to create your backgrounds and music videos. I don't really sing but don't think they should give up on Singstar.

RememberThe3571631d ago

I think your last point might be a big one. Who needs SingStar when Dreams is coming out?

timotim1631d ago

So if you invested potentially hundreds of dollars in the game with DLC songs, will all of it continue to work or are you just SOL now?

rainslacker1631d ago

It'll still work. You just won't have the online features. The game can be played locally either singing together, or competing against one another, and is generally considered a pretty good party game....if you go to parties where karaoke is a thing at least. It basically doubles as a karaoke machine.

I'm not into karaoke, and you'll just have to trust me that anyone would be happy that I don't try to sing publicly, or even privately among friends. But, I've been to parties where people are having fun with it, and it's about as hit or miss as going to a karaoke bar....without the one girl who wants to sing Shania twain songs, yet can't carry a tune, or hit a high note without your pet cat committing ritual suicide.....most of the time anyways.

JonTheGod1631d ago

I loved SingStar but it hasn't been supported most of this gen. It had a half-hearted revival with a couple of discs but very little of the PS3 library transitioned across. I will probably keep my PS3 just for SingStar when PS5 comes out.

PhoenixUp1631d ago

Many of Sony’s casual franchises are falling by the wayside

rainslacker1631d ago

SingStar was huge in the US. Where did the idea that it wasn't popular in the US come from? It wasn't a hardcore game, so the hardcore gaming community never really noticed it much, but the game was a huge money maker for Sony.