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DJ Hero (Microsoft Xbox 360, 2009)
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Graphics: 3/5 stars Gameplay: 5/5 stars Music: 5/5 stars Overall: 4/5 stars I am sure you have seen this in stores or on TV or have possibly read about it. This is released by ACTIVISION in 2009 in hopes to be a hit like guitar hero or rock band. It uses a turntable device to imitate a real DJ. I recommend this for anyone that is very coordinated and has video gaming experience. Anyone that has a hard time or beginner is going to have a difficult time fully appreciating this game. The music however is very entertaining. You can also unlock music and have add ons. The beats are very good. You will get tired of this game after 4-5 hours. Overall it is 4/5 stars. Description Introducing players to an all-new innovative turntable controller, DJ Hero transforms players into DJs who rule the club scene by creating original mixes of popular songs and music from the world's most exciting artists and DJs. This game features an amazing variety of music across genres. Using its authentic turntable controller, you spin and scratch more than 100 songs into unique mixes and become the life of the party. Special Features Access Unprecedented Music Variety: Mix and scratch over 100 individual songs, highlighted in over 80 exclusive new mixes that blend genres of music, including hip-hop, electronica, R&B, Motown, pop, and rock. DJ Hero brings the hottest artists including: Black Eyed Peas, 50 Cent, Justice, Marvin Gaye, Beastie Boys, N.E.R.D, and more. Experience Music in a Revolutionary Way: The DJ Hero turntable controller immerses you into authentic DJ culture allowing you to scratch, cross-fade, and beat match. Customize your mix with a variety of effects and samples transforming a face in the crowd into the life of the party. Rule the Hottest Parties: Where Guitar Hero brought gamers into the world of rock ‘n’ roll, DJ Hero brings you into the hottest scenes around. Party in venues reminiscent of real world locales from around the globe including an ultra plush and sexy Hollywood Hills style mansion to an open air beach club in Ibiza. Party with Your Friends: Features online and offline multiplayer competitive and cooperative modes. Warnings Lyrics, Mild Suggestive ThemesRead full review
I have been dabbling in dj'in for a few years now. i use virtual dj with a bcd2000 mixer and some Gemini turntable with some time coded vinyls. go to virtualdj.com to learn more. Any way being a dj is not easy it really takes practice. picking songs and having them sound decent is no peace of cake. because of college my equipment was collecting dirt. here is where dj hero comes in. I have always envied turntableism so when a game came out that not only picks mixes for you and has a turn table it was a no brainer for me. at first the price was a barrier so i waited a few mounths and through ebay magic i got one for around 25 bucks which was well in my budget pros 1. if u love hiphop u will love this game. 2. if u love being a dj you will love this game. 3. the mixes are really good. 4. the hardware are of very high quality. cons 1. not that many mixes. 2. limited downloadable content. 3. the price (new) may be a hindrance (but that's why we have ebay) if you want to enjoy being a dj with out the time and money investment in the real thing this is the best way to go. some may go on and become dj's or this may quench your thirst and you will not have to buy expensive stuff just to gather dust.Read full review
I bought this game hoping it would be something like its brother Guitar Hero, and let me tell you it is much, much, MUCH better than Guitar Hero for countless reasons. One being it doesn't so much push how great "rock music" is and actually has songs everyone will enjoy. I dont know why but for some reason even after 6 or 7 versions of Guitar Hero there is still only 3 or 4 good songs on each one. Dj's mix all kinds of music so this really covers all spectrums of music making everyone happy with the selection. Also they've added new difficulty settings so theres no more being stuck in between difficulties. That also may come from the fact that you dont just press buttons and strum you scratch, press buttons, crossfade, tweak levels, and spin. For all these reason and more DJ Hero is not only worth the money but is 10 times better than its brother guitar hero.Read full review
I like this product as it is centered on a center genre of music: dance. With the "Guitar/DJ/Band Hero" series, it gives you the ability to play an instrument, simplistically, but interesting enough to keep your attention. And with DJ Hero, it caters to an audience possibly a little less noticed by mainstream, as it lets you learn how to DJ hit songs. While one song was a little questionable, the overwhelming majority are fine, and the graphics are very interesting, even giving a choice in DJ's, from made-up characters to actual DJ's like Daft Punk. The controller is very responsive and simple, with three buttons/switches for each hand to occupy, and allows for right- or left-handed DJing.Overall, this is a well-made game for the first installment, and sets the stage for DJ Hero 2 to take it fartherRead full review
Theres a lot of great mixes to play through and each one can be mastered in 5 different skill levels. Not all the mixes are great(there were a few i personally did not like)but the game is fun, you really feel like a DJ. The platter can be used for right or left handed play so its fun for all. I have yet to try the Online feature, I am trying to play through all the different levels before i have my ... handed to me :-)... NOTE though the description says Xbox 360, the system is actually PS3
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