This game is an absolute blast, played it on the Wii at my mates on Sunday night - they actually bought it as a late present for there kids let them open it then sent them to bed (so he could play it himself) so we had a go, awesome laugh but not sure its worth £99
Can you hook up 2 decks???
Dj Hero
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would rather pay less than 100 for a Hercules USB mixer and mix/scratch for real on my PC
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I'd rather use 2x £50 notes to wipe my bottom and then flush them down the toilet.
I simply cant understand what connection to DJ'ing this game has?
At least Guitar Hero sort of worked on the basis of holding a "string" while strumming.
I see no pitch control, no beat mixing etc on DJ Hero?
I simply cant understand what connection to DJ'ing this game has?
At least Guitar Hero sort of worked on the basis of holding a "string" while strumming.
I see no pitch control, no beat mixing etc on DJ Hero?
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matt_mr2t wrote:I'd rather use 2x £50 notes to wipe my bottom and then flush them down the toilet.
I simply cant understand what connection to DJ'ing this game has?
At least Guitar Hero sort of worked on the basis of holding a "string" while strumming.
I see no pitch control, no beat mixing etc on DJ Hero?
I've struggled with the same thing, hence why I'd go for the cheaper "real" option.
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matt_mr2t wrote:I'd rather use 2x £50 notes to wipe my bottom and then flush them down the toilet.
I simply cant understand what connection to DJ'ing this game has?
At least Guitar Hero sort of worked on the basis of holding a "string" while strumming.
I see no pitch control, no beat mixing etc on DJ Hero?
guitar hero is about as far as u can get from playing a real guitar as you can get, just because you press a button and strum doesnt mean its realistic.
in dj hero you scratch and add samples etc so they are both about the same....
i have dj hero and its pretty fun but its 10x easier then guitar hero.
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H3RB wrote:matt_mr2t wrote:I'd rather use 2x £50 notes to wipe my bottom and then flush them down the toilet.
I simply cant understand what connection to DJ'ing this game has?
At least Guitar Hero sort of worked on the basis of holding a "string" while strumming.
I see no pitch control, no beat mixing etc on DJ Hero?
guitar hero is about as far as u can get from playing a real guitar as you can get, just because you press a button and strum doesnt mean its realistic.
in dj hero you scratch and add samples etc so they are both about the same....
i have dj hero and its pretty fun but its 10x easier then guitar hero.
Well you're speaking from the perspective of some one who has, or can, play a guitar.
I'm speaking from the perspective of some one who is into real DJ'ing. And nothing about that game represents DJ'ing.
It's more, as far as I can tell, electronic sampling.
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It's just very good fun. It doesn't have to be close to real mixing to be that.
I hate just about all of the music on there, yet I can't stop playing the damn thing which must say something about the game.
I hate just about all of the music on there, yet I can't stop playing the damn thing which must say something about the game.
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ekona wrote:It's just very good fun. It doesn't have to be close to real mixing to be that.
I hate just about all of the music on there, yet I can't stop playing the damn thing which must say something about the game.
tell me about it, i cant stand any of the rubbish on it and half of it doesnt even go well together in the slightest and whats with grand master flash boom boom tap.... lmao
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Heh, I was p*ssing myself when he started doing all that!