It is on a surround system but I don't know if the audio is surround or not. It all just sounds loud up front.Do you maybe use a surround system?
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It is on a surround system but I don't know if the audio is surround or not. It all just sounds loud up front.Do you maybe use a surround system?
It is on a surround system but I don't know if the audio is surround or not. It all just sounds loud up front.
It's not the number that's the issue, but the range. I'd rather have 100 varied songs rather than 300 guitar-strumming pop-wailers, just as I'd rather have 100 varied games across all genres rather than 300 shooters, no matter how good those shooters are. A look at the Singstar store highlighters the imbalance - almost half are rock and almost the other half are pop. There's virtually nothing in soundtrack. And within those rock and pop selections the range isn't incredible IMO. Just as the game catalogue for Sony's platforms tried to encompass something-for-everyone, so too should their content libraries. The notion of Singstar is great, the appeal universal, yet it's constricting itself. If the Abba tracks don't make it on (not that I'm personally after Abba, but they are quintessential singalong tunes), I'll give up on Sony altogether!I have 329 songs available right now for download on the EU SingStore ...
LeeroyJenkins said:Last night (that should be 10 August I think - Arwin), on the Charlotte Church show, she sang 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' with Jimmy Carr. They had it set up so that they were singing different parts of the song.
Sony president David Reeves also revealed that a new firmware update will allow users to play SingStar PS2 tracks on the PlayStation 3.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/over-2-2m-songs-downloaded-via-singstore
I myself have not bought any extra songs yet. Gave the game to a friend (since I obviously can't sing out loud in my office ;-) ). I go to his place to play sometimes, since he lives close by.
The BC thing is the best thing for the title, period. That way they can release the Disney stuff on PS2 and have it work in the PS3 version, if the PS2ers every decide they need to upgrade.
Also Disney Singstar seems HUGELY important. Maybe it'll finally catch on in the US, even if just the PS2 version?
EDIT: of course it's on youtube. How could I doubt?Somewhere five minutes in:
I don't knowHave to wait for the sales number to see how the PS2 folks respond.
What he meant was that by pressing Select on the carousel you'll be able to insert a PS2 SingStar disc and use those songs without exiting the software.
Most importantly, you won't need one of the increasingly rare backwards-compatible PS3s, either, because the firmware Reeves referred to will solve the problem of how to get the PS3 to talk to the old discs.
It sounds like something to do with reading disks, though I don't see what it'd be. SingStar works on BC capable PS3s.Oh yes... so the firmware upgrade David Reeve talks about is to improve backward compatibility with PS2 titles ?