- Publisher: SCEA
- Release Date: Mar 18, 2008
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BoomtownThe tracks do a good job of combining a load of remarkably great songs with the simple fact that they were released in the same decade.
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The only complaint that I have is that the rap meter still seems to be a little off, so even when I swear I was dead on, I was dinged.
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It’s a very fun, engaging game that fits in with Sony’s casual positioning for the PS2.
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The audio is crystal clean, as you'd expect.
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If you’ve picked up any of the previous SingStar games on the PS2, then you’ll know exactly what to expect with this latest release.
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If you like SingStar and like the thirty tunes listed above, you'll love it. The majority of the tunes are the kind that everyone knows most of the words to, and the collection is far more balanced for males and females than some of the previous expansion packs.
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SingStar 90s isn't as flashy as Guitar Hero, nor does it have all the instruments of Rock Band, but it plays well, takes up considerably less space and is a bargain price-wise.
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For those that enjoy karaoke, and who love the majority of '90s tunes identified above, SingStar '90s is a solid purchase especially if you haven't picked up a PS3 yet.
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With one of the best soundtracks yet Singstar 90's is definitely a title that younger readers will want to add to their collection, if you weren't a fan of 90's music then steer cleer, but otherwise this is a game you'll want to pick up.
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On a final side note, does anyone remember how completely ridiculous the "Steal My Sunshine" video is? Oh my God.
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What is most appealing about Singstar 90s is that the 90s are a familiar decade. Unless you’re playing with your parents, everyone will know about every song on the list.
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#44 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2008
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User score distribution:
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Mixed: 3 out of 3
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TashaL.Aug 23, 2007