Rob Pitt writes: SCE’s London Studio has released a new Singstar for us all to enjoy solo, with friends and even online (which I’ll come to later on). This iteration has been created with the new PlayLink integration in mind, however, it doesn’t really get as involved as you would hope. There are various ways you can interact and sing; A USB or wireless Microphone, the Mic on the PS4 camera or via the downloadable app for your smartphone. For a game with so many ways to play, it’s let down by the fact that, even with all of the devices in the world, only two people can sing at the same time.
Amazon has discounted Knowledge is Power, Singstar: Celebration and That's You to $4.99 on PS4.
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I'm already having a hard time keeping up with the games that I already got :P But sure, why not? ;)
The physical versions of Agents of Mayhem, Hidden Agenda, Knowledge is Power and Singstar: Celebration have been discounted to $9.99 on PS4.
Still overpriced for them NON game barley interactive story Playlink stuff in my opinion..
Okay that one maybe I have not tryed yet . But I’m a big gamer and got my non gamer friends to try hidden agenda with me. They lasted 10 mins before bored shirtless and messing around with other stuff. So they say this is for friends of gamers that are not into games. No . No it ain’t . It ain’t even much more that a press of a button on your phone. Sorry but for a proper game to play with non gaming friends play the fucking board game monopoly . Way more fun. Or watch a movie which these basically are.
Hidden Agenda is developed by the Until Dawn devs (Super Massive) and it's actually good quality. If u like Until Dawn, if u like crime thrillers and multiple endings/decisions, and if u want something accessible for the whole family/friends then play it.
No your wrong saying just because its made by Until Dawn dev's and if you enjoyed Until Dawn you will enjoy Hidden Agenda. I loved Until Dawn and Heavy Rain type games because you know they actualy have gameplay, ie control of your characters. In these playlink titles there is no control of your characters whatsoever like Until Dawn. There is the odd few choices here and there that uses that phone gimmick. Also no chance of using your controller on it if you want to play solo because your friend's have sacked it off for been dull. If i wanted to watch a movie i would do so. Hell i would rather play Battlefront 2 online that buy another one of these. I think stuff like this would be more suited to Mobile Phones instead of gaming consoles.
Agents of Mayhem should've had co op, it feels like an egregious error not to include it. However, i still think AoM is a decent sandbox. The combat is excellent, the cut scenes are artfully done, and the visuals are pretty good on PS4 Pro at least. It isn't a bad game, it's basically like a polished and prettier version of Crackdown. Dumb, over the top sandbox fun with not much in the way of story. It does have some semblance of a story though, more so than Crackdown.
Yup. They were too stubborn to just grow up and add what the entire internet was asking for, and their game bombed spectacularly for it. I know my friends and I would have picked it up if it included two or three-player co-op, but the game isn't even on my radar for $5, much less $10, as a single player title.
You could do a lot worse than Aom for 9.99. I paid full price unfortunately but still pretty satisfied
