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01/13/06 |
69%  |
 Karaoke Revolution Party review:
With over 50 songs, including all-new classic favorites and current smash hits, the fourth release in the incredibly popular series contains the largest library of music ever released in a Karaoke Revolution game.
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12/20/05 |
80% |
Karaoke Revolution Party review:
Nintendo fans can now sing and dance to their heart's content, as Konami brings their solid music title to the Cube, with a nice song selection thrown in.
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12/13/05 |
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Karaoke Revolution Party review:
It’s just fun. I would even recommend this to the more shy amongst us (and I’m in this crowd) to help us come out of our shells and just let loose. And for those of us who couldn’t sing to save our own lives (I’m with you guys on this one too), this game actually does help improve that department a bit. So plug the mic in and have a blast. If I can do it, just about anyone can.
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12/07/05 |
80% |
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12/06/05 |
80% |
Karaoke Revolution Party review:
The crazy cats at Konami have done it again. The samecompany responsible for the Dance DanceRevolution series has created a series of karaoke games....
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| Game Vortex |
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12/02/05 |
88% |
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| Gamer's Hell |
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11/28/05 |
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Karaoke Revolution Party review:
Karaoke Revolution Party is a great karaoke game for karaoke fans, but ranks as just above average for the more casual gamer.
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| GameZone |
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11/22/05 |
85% |
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| IGN |
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11/15/05 |
76% |
Karaoke Revolution Party review:
Good times never seemed so good.
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| GameSpot |
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11/12/05 |
74% |
Karaoke Revolution Party review:
Karaoke Revolution Party makes a good party game, especially if you've got all the necessary peripherals, but it's no greater than the song list, which is too diverse for its own good.
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11/10/05 |
60% |
Karaoke Revolution Party review:
A little entertaining the first few times, but you won't be coming back often, and the others are worth ignoring entirely. They're entirely too dependent on precise vocals and the payoff is minimal compared to the frustration. Considering the polish on the rest of the game, it's obvious where the rushed last-minute development spots are.
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