we clarify just one thing, DJ Hero is not a product that has been built over Activision Pure order to gain something, but it looks like a project with a future.
admit, and I was among the first to think that when I first heard about DJ Hero, I said, "but look what they invent to try to differentiate the public following Guitar Hero."
I was very dubious about the security in question, just think of Rock Revolution, Band Hero, the video game music scene is very saturated right now and with the advent of the two big Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band 2 did not imagine there was margin to introduce something so well made and innovative (still true that the quality is well paid considering the cost list for the game + instrument bundle).
However, if you love music remixed and have room for another plastic instrument in the room, DJ Hero is a product that I recommend willingly.
Let's start with the gameplay and introduces the instrument with which we will take your hand. In a raw, in DJ Hero we have a turntable equipped with 3 buttons for a coat and a pair of levers and buttons for each other. On vinyl, the two side buttons work on two tracks you want to remix (basic a DJ has two turntables to work), while the central button is the equivalent of the special sounds that the DJ adds staff in the performance. The dish is completely free to move and we will do scretch-turn or are totally back as needed. The crossfader is the most important lever that simply regulates the percentage of volume that comes from one of two tracks. In addition we have phasers and the button "Euphoria" that serve to gather enough bonus points.
The game mechanics are in part those known to anyone who has ever played a Guitar Hero, we have a track that runs from top to bottom (here the track is slightly curved to make the idea of \u200b\u200bspinning disc) and symbols that are down, the classic round (if they have to do an elongated scretch) for buttons and a broken line for the fading. The first 20 minutes of play are also in the Middle traumatic, but it is a matter of time. Moreover there in this game can "die", meaning that although not carry a tune the maximum that can happen is that you do not get star rating, it is not clear if the choice is dictated by the new mechanics to learn to play or if we have to get used not agree with this philosophy too. In any case there is to be counted in that DJ Hero is a lot more coordination required between the two hands than the guitar, but at the precise moment when you reach a certain level of playing shows all its beauty and fun.
Of course you can not expect a "simulation", but more a sense of real action on the track our movements through and this is done to perfection in DJ Hero.
The controls are responsive instrument and management of any delay can be controlled through the options (the controller is also removable to make it easy to use even for lefties), not to mention the satisfaction mixed with fun that comes when after a combo of 50 keys you can do to make a spin a lap back to your vinyl to resonate the last part of the song! Entertainment!
But what can you play with DJ Hero?
Well, remember that the game comes from American soil so there is a wide interest in hip-hop and rap, but on a fund of nearly 100 songs there are also contributions by the most famous commercial house and electro in our clubs . In terms of quality songs (almost all unreleased remix) we are undoubtedly faced with one of the games with the best soundtrack ever, there are authors such as Jay-Z or Eminem, as Sandy Rivera, Eric Prydz and Benny Benassi, like Rihanna, Queen, the Killers, but also a huge contribution of Daft Punk.
not forget that for the European launch has signed an agreement to promote the game with David Guetta coming soon as DLC.
short, gender is not as popular as rock but those of Activision have certainly given great importance to the quality of the music.
In terms of graphics standards imposed on us by the leaders in the field (5 Guitar Hero and Rock Band 2) and the surrender of the premises and lights typical of the club or the club are great.
Probably the game loses some of its hitherto very good assessment when we look at the "presentation" of the game. Mind you, DJ Hero is on balance an experiment which, if successful, Activision invest much more on game software (large investments now being made on the controller), and in any way, as proposed now, the game still has to be the great. But always with reference to the standard of competition is missing a high level of customizability of characters and instruments (however there are plenty of unlockable content) and a remix of the game seems a little wrong choice not to include the possibility using two selectable ingame own bases or to design their own remix (style editor of Guitar Hero World Tour). The career is just a list of performance to do, there is a "story-mode" itself (as is the case in Rock Band). They are but trifles to € 109.99 I can make a difference.
One last barb, but here we are talking about subtleties, is that developers might think that between a track and the other a performance you could introduce a kind of musical connection. Let's face it, never happens in the world of DJ music stops and the other between a remix and even though it is a delicacy, it tends to be jarring recreation of a world otherwise close to perfection.
Chapter Multiplayer: in the local game can also be done in two, and if you have another DJ-set that if you have a Guitar Hero guitar. We say that the first mode is a bit pointless, is a challenge as both players play the same track. But the second is a nice idea but it is limited to those songs that include the guitar (like the Killers to speak), still a good add-on to the game. Instead, go to online
the dynamics are always those of the Hero series, Activision, challenges and ranking with other players for the victory. CONCLUSIONS
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We are faced again with a game that draws directly only a small portion of players, but nevertheless I would say that DJ Hero can be appreciated by any casual gamer (which has not always hated the kind of music treated). Unlike counterparts in guitar and drums this title brings a considerable dose of fun to those who see or hear others play. I think without exaggeration would not be so dismal, in an evening with friends (preferably male and female friends, I beg you, eh?), In turn play a few pieces and let others around Ballina and have fun.
AUDIO-VIDEO: 10
GAMEPLAY: 9
LONGEVITY: 8
PRESENTATION: 6.5
MULTIPLAYER: 8
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final grade: 8.5
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