2’s value will be different for everybody, because everybody likes different music. But that’s just our opinion, which brings us nicely to our central point – Vol. We’re talking Kaiser Chief’s inane Ruby, The Zuton’s mind-numbing Valerie and pointless emo hopefuls Panic! At the Disco’s But It’s Better If You Do. A little.Īt the risk of offending millions of music lovers out there, we’ll say that there’s some bog standard songs in there too that will probably be more popular than the highlights we picked out. Oh wait, Don’t Stop Me Know isn’t on the disc, despite it being the song you see unattainably attractive people playing when you boot up the disc. Highlights include Shakespears Sister’s Stay, Paul McCartney & the Frog Chorus’ We all Stand Together and Queen’s Don’t Stop Me Now. If you’re not hooked up to the internet through your PS3 then the answer is undoubtedly yes, for nothing more than new tracks. Question is, is it worth forking out £20 if you’ve already got the first game? 2, with 30 new songs, a harmony feature and the ability to access SingStar features remotely with the PSP. Following its HD debut last November, the Sony London Studio developed game returns, this time called Vol. With Rock Band not out on Sony’s next generation console till, well, we don’t actually know yet, budding PS3-owning vocalists still have only one video game series with which to scream the house down, and that’s SingStar.

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