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- Multiple venues to choose from: 10 new venues with elaborate themes and special effects, Custom venue creator, Includes an option to feature original music videos onstage during a player’s full performance
- Newly improved custom character creator with extensive features to choose from
- 50 all new licensed master tracks, featuring the latest hits and classic favorites
- All new downloadable content: Licensed master tracks
- Perfect for parties or for playing competitively as a solo artist: Party Mode – Multiplayer game Modes for up to 16 players Career Mode – Sing your way to fame by showcasing your skills and unlocking new venues and accessories
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Perfect for parties or for playing competitively as a solo artist: Party Mode – Multiplayer game Modes for up to 16 players Career Mode – Sing your way to fame by showcasing your skills and unlocking new venues and accessories..
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Reviews By Rayynn : Date December 20, 2009
I am a long time follower of Karaoke Revolution. I have all of the old editions from my PS2 and was eager to pick up a few new karaoke games for my Xbox 360. I picked up this game, in addition to a game called Lips. Unfortunately… Karaoke Revolution let me down.
Problem 1: The words scroll across the screen VERY FAST. When you don’t know the words to a song, it’s frustrating. You can’t read ahead (unlike it’s competitor).
Problem 2: Some songs… you can’t hear the original artist. I turned the vocalist volume all the way up.. and it was still quiet.
Problem 3: There are some VERY FAST paced Spanish songs on this track. I know we’re moving towards being bilingual.. but we’re not really there yet. And if there’s going to be a song in a foreign language on there… it should be more common.. or slower. Combined with problem 1 for English songs.. This was unbearable for Spanish songs.
Problem 4: There were no available songs for download and no one online for Xbox live. This will probably change after the game isn’t so new… but wasn’t a problem for it’s competitor.
There are some improvements to the game. There is a Party mode that saves all of the players who were in the party the previous time. We play the game for holidays with family and I hated setting up everyone before. Now.. everyone can have their own profile. Their name will come up and they can sing whenever. Removing and adding players is easy.
It doesn’t kick you out for bad singing. Kids can finish their songs.. They won’t get bummed and develop a complex.
Reviews By L. LeSueur : Date July 10, 2010
I bought this game for my wife who loves to sing, but I must admit that I kinda like it too. You get to customize your own singer (which is part of the fun; I got mine to look almost exactly like me) as well as the option to design the stages and venues where you sing. The game has a mixer-type set up which gives you the options to increase or decrease the volume of the music, the crowd, the singers’ voices and player’s voice separately. The game doesn’t require that you sing perfectly to get points; just that you hit the right pitch. There are co-op and competition duets for two players. If you are not in the mood to play for points, there is a karaoke mode that simply shows the complete song verses (instead of the scrolling words on the bottom in regular game mode) on the screen to sing along with just like a traditional karaoke song video. It is definitely more fun to play the more people there are. The only downside is the song selection; while my wife and I are bilingual and liked a couple of the Spanish songs that were featured, the others were not all that exciting. Plus, most of the songs from the 70′s and 60′s were downright boring. The DLC content from XBL consists of only about 10 or 11 additional songs. All-in-all, we have no interest in about half of the songs. I realise it’s hard to create a song line-up that pleases everyone when releasing a game that is meant to appeal to the general public, but that’s why they should’ve had more DLC songs available like with the KRAI & DDR games. Still, this is a fun game especially if you are a karaoke fan.
Just a word of caution as a side note, especially to all those who think ‘karaoke game = kids/ family game’: you may want to review the song list (which can be found on Wiki) before buying as there are several songs based on overtly sexual themes.
Reviews By Patrick H. Nguyen : Date December 22, 2009
I’m a big karaoke fan. My voice is terrible and people’s ears bleed when I sing but I still love doing it. I’ve owned Karaoke Revolution and Karaoke Revolution Party for the original Xbox, Lips for the 360, Rock Band, Lego Rock Band, Guitar Hero World Tour, Guitar Hero 5, Band Hero, and other Guitar Hero titles, and now Karaoke Revolution 2009 for the 360.
So now I’m reviewing Karaoke Revolution 2009 for the 360. I loved previous versions of Karaoke Revolution and it’s my favorite singing game of all the aforementioned games so I was quite looking forward to KR2009 for the 360.
First I’ll begin with the microphones that are compatible with KR2009. Karaoke Revolution comes with the standard Logitech microphone and although it is wired, it’s a very good microphone with good gain.
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