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This game is great. It's not just a karaoke game, it also helps you to sing better. You sing into a microphone and the game tells you if you are flat or sharp. As the 1st Karaoke revolution, this was a branch into a whole new world. However, I would probably just get the latest version (they are coming out with Karaoke Revolution Party Volume 4 in November 2005) unless you like the songs below which are on this one: Addicted I'm Coming Out All You Wanted It's End of the World As We Know It Are You Happy Now Kiss Me Believe Ladies' Night Billie Jean Like a Virgin Bizarre Love Triangle One Week Broken Wings Red Red Wine Celebration Save Tonite Chain of Fools Science Genius Girl Complicated She Talks To Angels Crawling in the Dark Smooth Criminal Don't Know Why Son of a Preacher Man Every Morning The Power of Love Everything You Want Waiting For Tonight Girls Just Want To Have Fun When a Man Loves a Woman Hey Jealousy Wind Beneath my Wings Hit Me With Your Best Shot You Really Got Me How You Remind Me You're the One That I WantRead full review
This game is a lot of fun for younger karaoke fans, with only slight room for improvement. Characters are all a bit too young and cartoonish for adult only entertainment. Positive factors are that singers can choose different characters and stages, and can also choose how lyrics are displayed on screen which is nice. Only suggestions would be for more pop songs, and to have audience actions change when the scenes change. Meaning some songs have a pre-programmed outcome of audience appreciation - with some songs automatically more popular with crowds. You quickly figure out what outcomes and actions will be expected each time you choose a song or venue. It would be nice to have more typical crowd behavior - ie: whistling, random yelling from people, lighters, hand waving, etc. However, this game is a good addition to your karaoke collection overall for kids and young teens. Adults may prefer more realistic looking characters and stage antics.Read full review
I decided to buy this game because I was in the mood to sing some songs. I like the game because it teaches people how to try to stay in pitch with the songs . It also has some very interesting characters on it. What I don't like about it is that you can say any word you want as long as you are in pitch. That's not the point of Karaoke. Also I have read for the X box you would be able to obtain more songs than what's on the game. That would be cool for the ps2 also. Overall though, I am happy with this title.
I love the whole concept of the game, karaoke at home in your PJs- what I good idea. The only drawback of the first game is that the choice of songs is so limited. There are some classics and some contemporary which should suit all. Overall KR Vol 1 is a good solid game, but the series definitely gets better in the proceeding volumes. Good solid fun for the whole family! The only drawback is that it's missing the head-to-head features the later games have. I highly recommend to all music lovers.
This is the first disk in the set. The game is really, really fun. I love the way it is set up. Anyone can play and it is very user friendly. Great concept and good music. A real winner! You can do anything from practice in single player mode to compete in multiplayer mode. The judging offers three different levels. Every song has the options for each player. You are not stuck with the same options for the whole game or for every player. Very versitile. I bought it after my future son in law brought it over one day. We all had a blast with it. Most of us had never done karaoke in our life but this made it so easy and fun we tried it and loved it. I highly recommend this game.
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