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SingStar Rocks! - Solus (PS2)
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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Audience Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Sony
EAN: 0711719650164
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36 months
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: PlayStation2
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: April 14, 2006
Studio: Sony
Sales Rank: 642
MPN: 9650263

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Product Description:
Complete with the original videos, SingStar Rocks! captures the spirit and energy of the very best gigs and gives you the chance to experience what it's like to be the headline act.

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Indie Power
This game like the many others in its series is amazing. Fun to play before going out clubbing / pubbing / partying or a good way to get people going and out of their shells at tense gatherings when people don't know eachother :o). This version of the classic game is aimed at the late teens to 30's wannabe rock grunge boys (me) and girls who wanna play the guitar. Full of excellent indie rock classics such as "Come as you are" by Nivarna, "Favourite Game" by The Cardigans and "Don't stop me now" by Queen. Also got the gutsy girl singers that make u wanna party like Gwen Stefani and KT Tunstall.
I really would advise this to all the guys and girls out there who love playing singstar but get fed up of the cr**py r+b cheesy pop and ballad ... Read More:

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- What bucket load of great tunes!
Firstly, this is agreat game to bring people together, crack open a few tinnies or bottles and have a great laugh. It doesn't matter if you can sing or not - just have fun.
Secondly, for those that bemoan about the track listing, there are some things to remember here.
1. This isn't MOR Rock or Legends Rock or Old School Rock or Heavy Rock or even Metal Rock, it's simply Rocks! and that covers a wide, wide market. I think this is aimed at the more teenage to early twenties market (even though I'm 39!). This is why it's mainly Indie/Alternative songs with a few older ones thrown in for good measure.
If you want boring MOR stuff go for Rock Ballads or if you want older songs go for 80's (which by the way DOES NOT include anything ... Read More:

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- Waking up the neighbours....
This "game" has not done a lot for my neighbourly relations but it's worth it! I bought it on impulse a few months ago and am really glad I did. It has a brilliant and varied choice of songs, old and new with a few duffies but the good and the great (Stones, Nirvana, Queen, the Cardigans, Stereophonics, Snow Patrol etc etc ) more than make up for it. Get your friends and family round, open a few cans and let rip! This version opened my (and my daughter, who is 11) eyes to a few bands we didn't know and we're glad it did!
The game is well presented, easy to use and the multi-player battles are varied and fun. Rig it up with your eye-toy and you can record yourself in action with 80's TOTP-style special effects which add to the fun. The mics ... Read More:

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- Immense
This is the best Singstar out. If you don't know Indie/Rock music then why buy it?! Some people are so stupid. If you know most of these songs u'll love this game, I have quite a few singstars and this is the best one!

Brilliant selection of songs, everyone is fun to sing

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- Tremendously Good Fun
This, along with the other titles in the Singstar series, is a great game. Reading the other reviews, you can see that most of the poor ratings are complaining about the selection of songs - well if you're on Amazon already, there's a song list readily available, and there is also one on the back of the case, so it seems pointless to buy a game knowing what songs are on it, and then complain afterwards - for those unfamiliar with the Singstar game engine, then this is a solid introduction, with a good variety in the difficulty of songs; for those familiar, then it just comes down to whether you like the songs themselves. But for people (like me) who enjoy this sort of music, it's a solid addition to the series, highly recommended.

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