SingStar review PS3

SingStar review for PS3

SingStar arrives on the PS3, and as our review shows, it's grown up into a tempting game. Previously you might have been able to dismiss karaoke games as only for the sick of mind, but suddenly SingStar comes along with a line up of songs that us 30-somethings sing (quietly) in the shower. From REM to U2, this is the game for when you arrive back from the pub and don't wilt at the thought of putting yourself on video singing. Yes, SingStar is a tempting sing-a-long game, which is worrying. Read out exactly how you'll be spending Christmas day by reading our review in this issue.Click here to read our SingStar review for PS3 now! SingStar review for PS3 It's that time of year again. The days are darker, Christmas is looming and friends are set to visit your house with a bottle of vodka in return for doing karaoke on your PlayStation. The key difference this year is that the fun will take place on PlayStation 3, offering next-gen karaoke. The key question is, do we need a next-gen version of what is, essentially, a console version of a pub sport? Well, SingStar on PS2 was miles better than getting one of those giant speaker-box-recorder thingies from Argos and, well, those singalong-to-the-hits DVDs from the nineties were terrible. So what does the PS3 bring to the drunken gaggle of girls wanting to roadtest a few belters before doing their live set at Yates? The intro scene gives away little. A suspiciously Hollyoaks cast sing along to Wolfmother's Woman and there's a few camera fades which show the new range of every fashion from Top Shop. Enter the game and you'll see video previews instead of the album covers - there's 36 songs included but - impressively - you can download up to 3000 from the SingStore online catalogue. Click here to read the full SingStar review PS3 now!