SingStar Bollywood

Release Date: October 19, 2007

Party, karaoke, music, splitscreen, PlayStation exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer

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SingStar: Bollywood is another part of the popular karaoke series. With each new release, SingStar offers us a journey through different genres and musical periods.

SingStar: Bollywood is another part of the popular karaoke series. With each new release, SingStar offers us a journey through different genres and musical periods.

Bollywood is a huge concentration of film studios, and Indian cinematography is one of the most fertile in the world. Most of the films made there are in the convention of masala movie, i.e. with numerous songs and dance sections. Despite the fact that this is a cinema directed primarily to the people of India, some of the films are also managed to gain quite a lot of popularity in Western culture. As a result, the songs performed in them, some of which we can sing in SingStar: Bollywood, are beginning to arouse interest.

The rules of play are very simple. On the TV screen, a video of the relevant artist is displayed as a background. The song lyrics appear at the bottom of the screen at the same time. The main part is occupied by a stave which facilitates the selection of appropriate intonation and voice modulation. The player can immediately see in real time whether the selected fragment was sung correctly. Thanks to this, the program is able to assess the level of performance of the work and award the appropriate note.

However, all the fun does not boil down only to independent participation in it. SingStar is a game that works best in a larger group and for some people it is an inherent attribute of every event. You can compete together both in single and cooperative mode, creating a duo with someone or against a second group of up to four singers.

In SingStar: Bollywood, all songs are performed in Hindi, but thanks to the phonetic writing of the words at the bottom of the screen, it is not necessary to know them.

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