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Singstar Motown by Graeme Strachan | 21-10-09

PS3 | PS2

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Perhaps it seems like only last week that the previous Singstar game graced the shelves of your local games store; perhaps you've been hankering for the next set of songs, or are waiting on that particular release that will let you karaoke all night to your favourite genre of music. Whatever the case, there seems to be no relenting in the Singstar titles being churned out. With such upcoming editions such as 'Take That' and 'Latino' it's clear that we can probably expect a Singstar Flemish Folk Songs before the end of the decade.

Xbox 360 | PS3 | PC | PSP

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Something On The Menu by Michael Slevin | 03-08-09

The humble menu screen. A common and often overlooked feature amongst virtually all videogames, they are as different and individual as the titles they feature in. Some are functional, offering the bare minimum before letting gamers step into the action. A lucky few, however, are lavished with the care and attention they deserve, serving as an extension to the game itself. As a celebration of these underappreciated screens, here, in no particular order, are some of our favourites.

PS3

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Singstar Vol.3 by Graeme Strachan | 12-01-09

The original incarnation of Singstar transformed the households of many simple folk into a cheap and simple karaoke den costing a fraction of the cost of a proper set-up. It was the original popular drunken music party-game, long before it became socially acceptable to invite mates round to your house and thrash the night away in front of a console with some fake guitars. Every moment of the karaoke experience was captured in the game, even letting you connect a PS2 camera and watch yourself sing.

PS2

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Singstar: Boybands v Girlbands by Daniel Crawford | 01-12-08

SingStar's recent offering, Boybands v Girlbands, reassuringly follows the winning formula set down by its predecessors. Although the title gives the impression it is geared at groups as opposed to the solitary songster, the choice of solo mode is still there along with all the other usual modes including pass the mic, duet and battle, so the shoot off solo artist has nothing to worry about.