GamerDad Review: Singstar Queen (PS2,PS3)

GamerDad writes: "Before there was Guitar Hero or Rock Band, there was a music party game by the name of SingStar. Developed in England, it was a big hit and was soon brought across the pond to the US. It is Karaoke gone video game, the series has continued through many titles on the PS2 and on into the PS3. In solo or multiplayer modes, the game challenges you to sing along with original artists as they sing their hits. Players are judged based on pitch and timing of their notes using special microphones. It is a fun party activity, helping people shed a little inhibitions. The SingStar series has many thematic titles including Pop, 80's, Country, and Rock. The latest release is a welcome addition based around a single rock band, Queen. While the lead singer's high voice may be challenging to some, the included songs are easily recognized hits such as We Will Rock You, and Another One Bites the Dust."

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SingStar ‘Sing for your Summer’ Tour Revealed

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has revealed the ‘Sing for your Summer’ promotional tour for SingStar on PlayStation 3. As part of the promotion, visitors to HMV stores will get the opportunity to win tickets to one of the UK’s popular summer festivals, and attendees of those festivals will get the opportunity to get their party started with the help of SingStar.

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Beta Applications for SingStar now being taken

The Lost Gamer writes:

It was earlier today that Sony revealed that karaoke classic SingStar was due to receive an Online Battle mode, due to be introduced in an update available in June.

However those that love to sing to their hearts content can gain access to the new mode prior to this, by applying to participate in the Beta.

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SingStar Party Picks Track Pack Coming

BeefJack writes: "A 'Party Picks' Track Pack is set to hit for SingStar to round off the New Year featuring such numbers as "Relax" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood and "You Sexy Thing" by Hot Chocolate. In addition, there's a couple of standalone tracks for play such as the long awaited inclusion of "I Would Do Anything For Love" by Meat Loaf officially making my personal collection complete."

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