Wii Dj Hero

Wii DJ Hero is promising, but is it really for you?

Here is my uncensored review of dj hero and what I really thought about it.

DJ Hero Review Wii

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Why am I writing this? Well, when I was dreaming about buying dj hero from the moment it was announced, but there weren’t many reviews around so I thought I’d write one quickly to help any of you who think it is interesting but not sure if you want to buy it or not.

But be warned, I’ll be going into both the good and the bad points, so if that’s something you might not want to hear, then you may as well leave now.

Nuff’ said – there is a lot to cover so lets go…

If you don’t want to read a lengthy review that goes over all the different aspects of the game and you are looking only for the final verdict, here it is…

The game ROCKS !!! if you like this kind of music, and even if during your life you only had 1 minute daydreaming of being a DJ and mixing up some music than order it, and order it NOW !

The game play is easy and accessible, if you feel that during the guitar hero history it become more and more complex and the objectives of the game have become more and more complicated than DJ hero brings it down a notch. All you need to do is to mix, collect the stars that will unlock other songs and that’s it.
You cannot lose, the worst thing that can happen is that you will not collect the starts…

The music is great; the mixes were done by some great well known DJs. You can even put it on party play mode, kick back and just listen to the music.

The game design of the club, the mixers and the club crowd are nice. The camera movement are cool and don’t take the focus out of the main thing which is the music and the game play.

The new turntable controller is easy to use and fun to touch and play with, the only downside is that you need some flat surface in front of you.
I must admit that since I never mixed before, at the beginning it was kind of strange using it, and there is a learning curb needed to get the hang of it. The tutorials are fun and take you by the hand through all you need to know, Grandmaster Flash is doing a great work in this part of the game.
The easy and beginner mode will do the rest of the work, since you can never lose the learning is fun and easy and depending on your coordination and the affinity you have with music and mixing, your progress will be fast enough.
The only hick here is the lack of the well appreciated practice mode in guitar hero that you can slow down a song and master it with baby steps.

The game difficulty is building up and if in the easiest modes all songs are doable, in expert mode some are crazy complicated and hard to master.  This aspect of the game makes the fun last longer, for me at least…

After all those months of anticipation I was really happy to discover it and play with it, I love club music like trance, techno and other dj music mix and the game really propels you in this universe.

No hesitation needed order now dj hero wii here.

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