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Rhythm: Sing-Along
| Viewed: | 2D Static screen | Genre: | Rhythm: Sing-Along |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Le Cortex | Soft. Co.: | Nordic Games |
| Publishers: | Nordic Games
(GB/GB/XX) |
Released: | 20 Aug 2010
(GB) Unknown (XX) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 12+ | ||
| Accessories: | Microphone | ||
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Summary
Thought you could get away from karaoke? You can never escape some great karaoke! It's futile, so don't even try it – and Nordic Games is ensuring you won't think twice with its sequel to We Sing, dubbed Encore. 40 new songs have been thrown into the mix, most of them featuring their original music videos too.
If you're put off by the thought of another pop karaoke compilation then take heart, because We Sing: Encore features a whole variety of genres. Pop, rock, rap and RnB are just some of the kinds of tracks you can expect to sing along to, with songs such as Love Shack (B52s), Fight For This Love (Cheryl Cole), Don't Stop Movin' (S Club 7), Shut Up (Black Eyed Peas) and even I'm Too Sexy (Right Said Fred).
As you play through each song, you'll be awarded for doing the original version justice. There are single-player rewards to unlock, as well as group rewards that either focus on co-operative or competitive challenges. Do you want to sing together, or see who's the best at tackling Total Eclipse Of The Heart? The choice is yours.
A jukebox mode allows you to play non-stop music – good for parties – while a 'real karaoke' mode removes all of the backing vocals and leaves you to your own devices. And for those who are a little bit out of key, there's a handy lessons section that will offer tips on how to improve performances.
If you're put off by the thought of another pop karaoke compilation then take heart, because We Sing: Encore features a whole variety of genres. Pop, rock, rap and RnB are just some of the kinds of tracks you can expect to sing along to, with songs such as Love Shack (B52s), Fight For This Love (Cheryl Cole), Don't Stop Movin' (S Club 7), Shut Up (Black Eyed Peas) and even I'm Too Sexy (Right Said Fred).
As you play through each song, you'll be awarded for doing the original version justice. There are single-player rewards to unlock, as well as group rewards that either focus on co-operative or competitive challenges. Do you want to sing together, or see who's the best at tackling Total Eclipse Of The Heart? The choice is yours.
A jukebox mode allows you to play non-stop music – good for parties – while a 'real karaoke' mode removes all of the backing vocals and leaves you to your own devices. And for those who are a little bit out of key, there's a handy lessons section that will offer tips on how to improve performances.
