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Music, Party
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SingStar: Ultimate Party is the ultimate introduction to kick off a SingStar party on your PlayStation. It hosts a collection of 30 epic tracks, which represents great value for anyone new to SingStar.
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NZGamerMatthew CoddNov 20146.9/10So, Singstar Ultimate Party offers a great karaoke experience with an impressive choice of tracks, whether or not you choose to supplement the 30 on-disc songs with DLC. But you may want to hold on to your old mics, because the Singstar Mic app tries its best to ruin the whole experience. Here's hoping those problems get sorted out.
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PlayStation UniverseSteven WilliamsonNov 20145.5/10Still the best competitive Karaoke franchise on the market, this latest version fails to impress with a lack of game modes, mobile app connection issues and the inability to download all the tunes you want on PS4, or transfer some of them from older versions of the game.
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ImpulsegamerJames Wright (Impulsegamer)Nov 20142.5/5Singstar Ultimate Party definitely misses the mark when it comes to all the bells and whistles from the Singstar franchise. Sure the gameplay is sturdy and the voice recognition is pretty much flawless but it's missing the heart and soul of what made this series so good. Yes it's cool that you can use your mobile phone as a microphone and that you can share your videos with social media but regrettably that's about it.
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EurogamerEllie GibsonNov 20142/10It's a shame that such a much-loved series has come to this, but here we are. So to conclude, SingStar Ultimate Party gets one point for nice menu screens and one point for Carly Rae Jepsen. As for you, Sony, it's time to ring the French polishers.
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GamesRadar+Shabana ArifNov 20141.5/5 starsSingStar: Ultimate Party is a huge step back for the series, ditching all of the elements that made it a party staple and offering little in the way of variety, or support for any previous SingStar games.
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IGDB rating 4.0/10 from 4 ratings.
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