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Karaoke Revolution Volume 3
PlayStation 2
Konami
Release Date:
Metascore
82
Based on
25 Critics
User Score
7.8
Based on
10 Ratings
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In response to popular demand, Karaoke Revolution 3 will let karaoke crooners sing with - and compete against - friends with the addition of duel microphone support and exciting new modes for two mic gameplay. In addition, Karaoke Revolution Volume 3 includes more than 35 new songs. Duets mode lets aspiring pop stars play as a team and shoot for high scores by singing along to classic karaoke duet tunes such as "Under Pressure," "Love Shack" and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." PlayersIn response to popular demand, Karaoke Revolution 3 will let karaoke crooners sing with - and compete against - friends with the addition of duel microphone support and exciting new modes for two mic gameplay. In addition, Karaoke Revolution Volume 3 includes more than 35 new songs. Duets mode lets aspiring pop stars play as a team and shoot for high scores by singing along to classic karaoke duet tunes such as "Under Pressure," "Love Shack" and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." Players can even practice their separate parts and learn how to harmonize with each other to achieve the perfect score. For some friendly competition, two players can square off and take turns singing every other phrase in a song while joining together during the chorus in Sing-Off mode. The player with the most points at the end of the track wins. Knockout mode offers the fiercest karaoke battle yet, pitting players against each other while singing the same song in unison. A battle meter keeps track of the gamers' progress and when it fills up for one player, the other is knocked out! The collection of well-known tunes includes "Beat It," "Killing Me Softly," "New York, New York" and "You're The One That I Want." [Konami]… Expand
Developer: Harmonix Music Systems
Genre(s): Rhythm Games
# of players: 1-8
Cheats: On GameFAQs
Rating: E
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Critic Reviews Back to top
Positive:
23
Mixed:
2
Negative:
0
93
eToychest
Boasting another large assortment of popular tunes, Volume 3 also sidesteps the pitfalls of its predecessor with the inclusion of duets—a seemingly simple addition that changes the entire face of the game and elevates the series to a new high.
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90
GamerFeed
If only the game had downloadable tunes, it'd be perfect. As is, it's still a must-have, whether you sing like Frank Sinatra or Frank the Garbageman.
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90
GameSpy
Volume 3 has more songs, better variety, more character, more costumes, and more venues than its predecessors. Most importantly, it adds a new twist to the series with duet modes.
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85
Worth Playing
Probably the best vocal series available at this time for any console.
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83
Play Magazine
I'm still bummed that the single player arcade mode from the original hasn't returned, but what's here is good fun - particularly when sobriety is lacking. [Nov 2004, p.76]
80
G4 TV
A handful of tracks will have you scratching your head, wondering why they were included, but you’ll forget all about that once you’re centerstage, and the beat drops for Michael Jackson’s “Beat It.”
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60
Cheat Code Central
Thankfully this game includes a pitch meter which measures the input pitch against the actual pitch and shows the singer the difference (i.e. if he or she is flat or sharp).
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User Reviews Back to top
Positive:
4
Mixed:
1
Negative:
1
10
Dolsol
Oct 13, 2004
It rocks.
10
NicoleP.
Jun 26, 2005
This game is so totally AWESOME!!!
10
MeghanV.
Mar 20, 2005
Woo-hoo! This game rocks my socks!!!!
10
LalaineM.
Jun 8, 2005
I think Karaoke revolution 3 is the best PS2 game ever made!
5
KittyK.
Nov 13, 2004
I like the fact that there is duet mode, but there are sound problems that it messes up the game play and the singers that sing the songs are I like the fact that there is duet mode, but there are sound problems that it messes up the game play and the singers that sing the songs are not in the least bit comparable to the real singers.… Expand
3
PhilHotDog
Nov 9, 2004
I had more fun in Git On Da miC.