Karaoke Revolution Rev (X360)

Am I crazy, or do stand-alone karaoke games seem pretty pointless these days? If I want to sing, I’m not reaching for Lips or Karaoke Revolution, I’m booting up Rock Band 2 and its 1000+ songs. But, hey, that’s just me. If you’re still in the market for a plain ol’ karaoke game, however, Konami’s reboot of its singing series might be right up your alley. We cover all of the details on Karaoke Revolution right here in our full review.The presentation is one definite weak area in Karaoke Revolution. The menus are just bland, square blocks of information and the color scheme is simple and rather unattractive. The character models and on-stage stuff all looks fine (the characters look pretty good, in fact) but the animation and lip-syncing is pretty awful.

The sound is fine, at least, and the master tracks mean everything should sound like you expect it to. There is nothing worse than trying to sing karaoke and the song that comes up is some weird cover that doesn’t quite match up to the real thing, which throws your timing and everything else off. You won’t have that problem here, thankfully.

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Xbox 360 Xbox Live Price Info

Microsoft has announced the prices and packages that will be available for Xbox Live on the Xbox 360 and things are looking pretty good. You can upgrade your Silver Xbox Live membership to Gold for just $49.99 for a year, $7.99 for one month, and $19.99 for three months.

Perhaps the biggest Xbox Live news, and something that is sure to make lots of young gamers and parents happy, is that credit cards are no longer required to sign up for Xbox Live. You just pick up a subscription card at a retailer and put in the code on your Xbox 360. Simple. Easy.

Just to clarify, the Silver Xbox Live service gives you access to voice chat as well as the Xbox Live Marketplace but you can't play games online. Xbox Live Gold gives you all of the Silver level features along with the ability to play online.

For more information, check out Xbox.com.

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Enslaved: Odyssey West (X 360) Review

Were forced to: Odyssey to the West in terms of gameplay is a little rough, but more than makes for a great story, setting, and characters. That it plays bad or anything, but a clunky controls and poor combat. 3. the 2002 what otherwise might have been an absolute masterpiece. Of course, that the "very good" instead of "large" still means is there for the best games and gaming is definitely, but the obvious potential, which has not been fully realized the feeling is difficult to shake. We are all here for our full review.

Enslaved: Odyssey West (X 360) Review

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Front mission Evolved Review (X 360)

Front mission Evolved turns traditionally turn-based strategy-RPG series comes to a complete Mech, third-person-shooter. The results are actually pretty fun, gaming is a fast self-paced and customizing client wanzer (Front operation term mech) is deep and more enjoyable. We wish to have only one player was longer, and that the multiplayer is better designed. Mech fans Front mission Evolved, there may be reason to rent. Read all about this in our full review.

Front mission Evolved Review (X 360)

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MySims: SkyHeroes Review (X 360)

MySims: SkyHeroes is the son of the game, no doubt, but it does not mean it is not fun. Goes to combat and to challenge the Ace HAWX flight combat genre any soon? Of course not. If you are looking for your child to play a new game, however, it is surprisingly solid game that both interests. Find all of this, our whole MySims: SkyHeroes check.

MySims: SkyHeroes Review (X 360)

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