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Game Review: Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol

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A tip to impress the judges and crowd (who also clap or boo your performance): if the song is out of your vocal range, you can sing an octave higher or lower. Speaking of judges, Paula Abdul is curiously missing. Similarly, you will hear host Ryan Seacrest, but will not see him.

The game faithfully recreates a virtual season, so you first audition in front of the judges. If Cowell & Co. like what they hear, you're flown to Hollywood to compete through the semifinals and then the finals. For added authenticity, this video game features the same graphics and music as the TV show.

You can tackle the game solo or play against up to seven other contestants (who can each create and name their own character) and then take turns belting out the songs for the judges. Other than the main competition mode, players can also choose to play a Quick Play game, One Mic Party, Two Mic Party, and straight Karaoke mode (no score-keeping).

Wannabe pop stars will love playing this game -- but only if you're willing to risk Cowell's snooty put-downs.

Another fun karaoke title is Karaoke Revolution Party .



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