SingStar was a beast, but the lack of backwards functionality, latency issues and a rather generic song list is no way to "celebrate" what made SingStar so great back in the day.
SingStar: Celebration2017
SingStar: Celebration
2017 Sony Interactive Entertainment65Worthwhile
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Details
- Launch
- October 24, 2017
- Developer
- SIE London Studio
- Publisher
- Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Themes
- Genres
Overview
Jump into a host of fun-packed party modes for up to eight players that turn any night into a celebration. Whether you're performing a duet with a partner or recording your performance with the PlayStation Camera to upload to the online community, SingStar Celebration is the perfect way to unleash your inner pop star.
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Worthwhile- Metacritic65from 13 reviews
- OpenCritic61from 6 reviews
SingStar Celebration was more of an afterparty than a celebration for me. The variety and number of songs included aren't great and the removal of the four-player mode seems like they have taken a step backwards. However, the social aspect and the community built within the game itself would be perfect for those who believe they are the next big star...
The quality of the catalog made available by Sony is of the highest level, as is the store that can be accessed. Prices for each song are not excessive, allowing you to have an updated catalog that allows you not to get bored.
SingStar Celebration is a vanilla version of a party game classic, and you'll have a great time if you allow yourself to let your hair down
If this is a celebration, then it's a muted one. I'm not sure Singstar will ever relive its glory days, but Celebration is a decent karaoke game that doesn't need extra accessories and peripherals. It's fun and infinitely better than singing along to your favourite song on the radio, pretending your hairbrush or potato peeler is a microphone.