dbr:Pictures_of_You_(The_Last_Goodnight_song).dbr:Ready_or_Not_(Bridgit_Mendler_song).dbr:All_Around_the_World_(Lisa_Stansfield_song).dbr:Alive_(Natalie_Bassingthwaighte_song) Celebrating its 10 year anniversary, the popular social singing game SingStar will launch later this year on PlayStation4.dbr:List_of_songs_in_SingStar_games_(PlayStation_2).The first artist-specific SingStar game (SingStar Die Toten Hosen) was released in Germany in 2007, with ABBA, Queen, Take That, Mecano and Vasco Rossi receiving similar releases in subsequent years. SingStar games are sometimes localised for release in different regions, with customised track lists to suit foreign markets and territories. Most SingStar titles are loosely based upon musical genres, such as rock or pop music (SingStar Rocks! and SingStar Pop respectively). Players can remove a game disc from the console during gameplay and insert a new disc, giving them access to a new selection of songs. Each edition of the game includes up to thirty songs on disc, with PlayStation 3 versions of the game allowing additional songs to be purchased from an online service. In addition to the 40 songs that come on the disc, players can plug in their MP3 player and sing along to their own music. 'Lips' comes bundled with two motion-sensing, LED-lit microphones for 69.99 US. The main difference between each SingStar title is the game's track list. 'Lips' is a Karaoke game similar to the SingStar franchise.
#Singstar video games series#
As of 2008, over seventy titles in the SingStar series have been released PAL region territories, in addition to a small number of releases in North America. The first game in the series, SingStar, was released in Europe and Oceania in 2004. SingStar allows 1–2 people to sing karaoke via microphone peripherals in time with on-screen music. Enjoy sing-off battles, party games and songs from a variety of musical genres. The game scores you on how good (or bad) you are, either singing on your own or with friends.
#Singstar video games ps3#
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