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7Aug 08

Back in May, amid all the Wii Fit hype, I decided to purchase a game with comparatively little fanfare: SingStar for the PS3. My fear was that I'd lose interest in the fitness game after only 30 minutes. Fortunately, that didn't happen with SingStar--I played for about an hour before I moved on to something else. Smart purchase, Eddie.

Fast forward (and rewind) to a birthday party last Friday night. Determined to get my money's worth, I decided to drag my hefty PS3--complete with SingStar, the Eye camera, two microphones, and 15 extra songs--to my cousin's house. Participants were shy at first, but something quickly changed the mood. The Eye's red light turned on mid-song, activating a picture-in-picture view of the singer's performance being recorded. For 30 seconds at a time, people suddenly became rock stars, ballerinas, dancers, or just plain fools who have never seen a camera before. It was all great fun. We ended up tearing through all the multiplayer modes, including our personal favorite: Pass-the-Mic. Seriously, if you're only playing this game solo, you're really missing out.

Anyway, my family is a wacky bunch, and I auto-generated a music video (using Pinnacle Studio software) of their performaces just to prove it. I threw the clip of the dancing Wookiee in there too because he's awesome. I think it turned out pretty good.

  • Posted Aug 7, 2008 6:47 am PT
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  • carstairs

    Posted Aug 7, 2008 7:50 am PT

    I'd like to see that family tree with Chewbacca.
    Great video .

  • Dracula68 GameSpot staff member

    Posted Aug 7, 2008 11:24 am PT

    Eddie, you need to do another with real voices! What is the fun if you have other music playing. The game is Singstar afterall

  • EBautista

    Posted Aug 7, 2008 4:01 pm PT

    Be careful what you wish for, Lee.

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