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'Singstar Rocks! Solus (PS2)'. (EAN 0711719650164)

Singstar Rock (UK version) is a great product, in the tradition of other Singstars. The song selection is varied and nicely Rock.

Unfortunately a problem with the DVD makes *some* songs (e.g. Cardigans or Snow Patrol) systematically crash on *some* Playstations. Websites and forums about this problem are multiplying and Sony will hopefully do something about it.

In the meantime be careful of buying this product if your Playstation is a SCPH-70004 or SCPH-30004. Other models could also be affected, but these two have been confirmed.

Otherwise great game and a lot of fun!

This is an absolute must for all ages! One of my friends originally bought singstar and i laughed when she said it was an excellent game. I'm not a ps2 fan at all, so was not convinced of this at first.
After going to hers one night after sinking a few beers she put it on and well i can honestly say i am addicted.
She should be earning royalties lol. Every person who has since been to hers and had a go has been out and bought singstar and all the discs that go with it.
Its ace for a sat night in when you havent got the money to go out, just grab a few beers and get singing!
My kids love it to, we usually fight over the microphones!
Just wish there was a way of picking which songs you want on the cds.
But i would defintaly recommend buying this

I cant believe people dont like this game. Dont get me wrong Im not usually a stay at home person but now instead of going to the pub on a Friday and a Saterday me and my friends get together and play singstar. And yes if you cant sing well it does sound funny but guess what people even if you are self concious of yourself this game is so much fun that you really dont care what you sound like. Plus there are great play back buttons where instead of listening to yourself sounding silly (which is always a laugh I promise) you can also add great SFX sounds to it like make your voice robotic, or sound like its quivering. I promise that all you people out there will love it even if you are tone deaf. My friend Martin is tone death and he hits all of the notes on the game. So for those of you who dont like the game you are entitled to your own opionion and NO the game is not a use for training yourself to sing it is just a bit of fun and you do learn the words to all the songs. So why not buy the game, take a bottle of your favourite drink around to a friends house (mines usually a big bottle of coca cola) and enjoy spending some quality hours with your friends having the best time of your life. I guarantee it. Also why not buy the other SingStar games and battle it out with your friends all the time. This is such a fun game Im going to play it right now!!! Its that good folks

I'm a HUUUUGE fan of Singstar. I have the original, party and 80s versions. I passed on the popworld edition because I didn't think the selection of songs was anywhere near as good. This edition is okay I suppose except I have found a problem with it - The songs just aren't very enjoyable. The Queen song (Don't Stop Me Now) is very confusing... in solo mode you are marked on both backing and lead vocals! It's practically impossible! I agree with another review here that says this edition is sadly lacking in 'classic' rock songs (e.g. Bon Jovi Living On A Prayer???, Gun's N Roses Sweet Child O Mine???, The Eagles Hotel California??? All Right Now by Free??? )

Singstar have opted for a modern mix of Indie and Soft Rock with this edition. I reckon they've missed out here since an Indie version could have been put out with a mix of 90's classic Brit Pop and modern day Indie after a more fuller and 'proper' Rock edition.

It's tricky to get the right blend of tunes. Singstar have done well in the previous editions but I just feel they've not quite got it right here.

Singstar delivers yet another fun game for the collection, but is let down by obvious marketing towards 'the lads' audience. Only four acts of thirty here are female, and therefore limits somewhat the vocal diversity that the first four singstars provided.

Another problem is that there are no real duets available and rapping is completely ignored. Undertandable, as this is Rock, but still...

This is perhaps one of the weaker entries in the series, but you still won't find a better karaoke game out there for the PS2.