Reviews By mnmrose : Date February 21, 2012
It is really hard to find a nice instrumental track for songs. This doesn't sound "computery" like many karaoke albums do. It actually sounds like, well "instrumentals". All except for one thing- THE I SEE THE LIGHT HAS MALE VOCALS. Do not buy if you want to do a duet with that song. Also the vocal tracks are not the actual princesses, but they are pretty good.
Reviews By Laurie Gibson : Date May 14, 2012
This is the 2nd princess cd we bought. Love the songs and how the princesses sing along. We will probably be buying more.
Reviews By Ashley Carolyn Green : Date February 12, 2012
I got this for my 4 year old daughter and she loves it! It was exactly what I thought it would be and got here on time.
Reviews By Kathryn Casler : Date January 3, 2014
I found that this is a great tool for reading. My 7 year old daughter is a good reader but Karaoke helps her to read at a pace set by the song. Instead of getting bogged down every few words, she just goes with the flow. She loves it.
Reviews By A. Black : Date December 28, 2009
I bought this game for my daughter for christmas, she loves the game. She loves to customize the characters, and sing. What amazes me is that the company spent so much time with the customization of character and venue, but forgot the music part. I bought the game for the wii, I was told that you could download new music, but i just found out the wii version does not have that option. It cost more, but doesn't have that option. Surprise Surprise.. It's only been a few days and my daughter already wants new songs to sing to, and I just found out I spent 50 dollars for a game that i can't add new music too. If i had known that I wouldn't have bought it. In a couple weeks that game will end up collecting dust, because everyone is tired of the same song over and over again. I'd like to know if the company is going to make a patch to fix this problem...
Reviews By Ali Nutmeg : Date January 9, 2010
Good mix of songs, great customization for your avatar and stages. I am not sure why people are complaining about the song list and it's the real songs not covers of the songs. Everything from Coldplay, Pink, Lady Gaga, Pat Benetar, REM, Rhianna, David Bowie, Talking Heads, Katy Perry, The Killers, The Fray, Flock of Seagulls, Kings of Leon, Tears for Fears etc. Very fun mix (I am an 80's child) but like the newer stuff as well.
Reviews By thenamegame : Date September 14, 2011
"Karaoke Revolution" for the Wii is the one game I have worn out several times after creating several characters, completing all of the song challenges to get "platinum status", and trying to nail most of the songs like Katy Perry's "I Kissed A Girl" or Miley Cyrus' "7 Things" on Expert level. The overall songlist is not that bad, including Lady Gaga's "Just Dance", P!nk's "So What", and Coldplay's "Viva La Vida". However, I think younger players will have a hard time trying to sing 70's and 80's hits like: Rod Stewart's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy", Ashford & Simpson's "Solid", "Space Oddity" by David Bowie, or "The Logical Song" by Supertramp. It was obvious that Karaoke Revolution also included a sort of "tribute" to Michael Jackson since there were at least five songs sung by him but "Dancing Machine" and "ABC" were extremely hard songs to attempt. Overall, the songs and the character creator were lots of fun to play with but the game became tiresome quickly. The majority of the songs are geared towards today's younger generation or an 80's junkie since there are several one-hit wonders featured. You can create/edit characters, venues, and even make a party list for Karaoke-ing with friends and family, modify game settings like sound, microphone setup, gameplay, button colors, and calibrate the audio/video for your TV for Standard (CRT) TVs, LCD TVs, or Plasma TVs. You can check out the extras to check statistics on how many times each song has been played or scored, and unlock your progress in how far you've completed "career mode gigs" to unlock venue items.
Reviews By Rose : Date July 14, 2010
The game is fun enough but will get board quickly as there arent any secret songs that get onlocked. The more points you get the more venue's you on lock. Who really care's about the venue's? So there isnt much motivation to keep going in the game as you dont get anything really for moving forward.
It wouldnt be so bad but the original song selection isnt the best. Not very many classic songs that everyone would know.
I was also disappointed to find out with the Wii version you cant purchase any more songs to download so we are stuck with the 50 songs it comes with.
I's also like to mention that the song selection isnt family friendly. Some of the songs have swearign and are crude. If your getting this for your younger children you might want to get a different one. One of the songs titled "Smile" actually uses the "F" word.
Reviews By emmieawards : Date November 22, 2010
I was so excited to get this game - I'm a huge fan of Glee, I love karaoke, and I've loved all the other Karaoke Revolution games - so I thought, "what could be better?!" Well, for starters, I was sorely disappointed that there's no way to turn off the lead vocals so it's a sing-along as opposed to karaoke. Next, the song selection was not that great - I initially went through all the songs I liked in the first 30 minutes - now I'm left trying to "beat" songs like Gold Digger, Bust a Move, and various mashups. Finally, while it's fun to watch the clips from the show - they're really not that great - especially since in the show, they don't air the song in its entirety so what happens in the game is they loop the video and the same scenes are repeated. For a game that cost more than fifty dollars, I expected more. It should have included more than just the 20-something songs this game has, have more customizable options, and at least been as fun and interesting as previous versions of Karaoke Revolution.
Reviews By Ed Cao : Date November 22, 2010
You can't turn the lead vocals off. That's not karaoke. The song selection isn't so good either. Season 1 had a lot of songs to choose from and what they pick for this game is not exactly the cream of the crop despite some familiar favorites like "Don't Stop Believing" and "I'm Telling You." I expect more for both Glee and Karaoke Revolution. This game was a huge let down.
Reviews By Siobhán Bailey : Date December 1, 2010
Let me start by saying I LOVE Glee and was super psyched for this game. Most of the songs are from the first half of the first season, and there's no capability for downloadable content. The song selection is awfully small; this game has the vibe that someone wanted it pushed out quickly so they could start making money off of it. I would advise NOT buying this game, and waiting for a sequel release, which will hopefully include songs from ALL of season 1 (and hopefully season 2!) and have an option for downloadable content.
Reviews By JP : Date December 10, 2010
The game should be called "Glee: Sing Along". You basically watch a scene from the show, and sing along with the characters. You cannot turn off the vocals and sing to just music. I agree with other reviewers; it's NOT karaoke.
