EL33TONLINE: News tag archive: tracklist
Want to travel to the Himalayas, learn about some more exciting online features and witness the ‘LaLaLa Lock Step’ uber move, as performed by one Elise Riggs?
Then you had better set aside some time to watch a collection of fantastic SSX videos packed with information and adrenaline-pumping action, all before reading over the game’s enormous list of included licensed tracks.
Let’s get rocking!
It’s been relatively quiet on the SingStar front for a little while now, but Sony’s determined to get you back into the groove by releasing the full track list for SingStar: Back To The ‘80s.
The game will include 30 tracks from the ‘80s as well as original videos when it releases for the PS3 this Christmas.
Browse over the full track list for SingStar: Back To The ’80s below:
SingStar fans and lovers of Afrikaans music take note: SingStar Afrikaans Treffers is due for release this week on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 2 to let you belt out your favourite South African music hits in the comfort of your own home… and without anyone else knowing about it!
Releasing exclusively for the South African market on March 30th (this Wednesday!), SingStar Afrikaans Treffers features a great range of classic Afrikaans music from artists such as Kurt Darren, Steve Hofmeyr and Jack Parrow, and applies the same rules of the SingStar franchise to this eclectic mix – grab a wireless SingStar microphone, bundle up a group of friends in front of the tellie, and sing your heart out!
They may not be your friends for too much longer, but at least you’ll have fun as they deny any knowledge of you!
Here’s the full tracklist for SingStar Afrikaans Treffers:
One of the veritable ‘killer apps’ for Xbox 360’s upcoming controller-free motion technology, Kinect, is sure to be the rhythm dancing game Dance Central.
According to El33tonline’s preview of Dance Central, Rock Band creators Harmonix seem to have perfectly captured what gamers (and non-gamers) would want in a dancing title, and have provided an enormous amount of dance moves (and a great facility for learning all of those moves) so that after only a short time with the game, you’ll probably be able to moonwalk your way onto a real dance floor and tear it up.
Namco Bandai’s ultra violent action game, Splatterhouse, certainly isn’t holding anything back when it comes to the amount of crimson viscera on display.
In fact, the developers seem to delight in the amount of blood and gore that they’re able to spread around on-screen, and a quick glimpse at any one of the newly released screenshots for the game won’t do anything to assuage that notion.
See?
In addition to a new batch of screenshots for Splatterhouse, the game’s soundtrack has also been revealed, and it’s filled with a suitably gnarly bunch of musical acts ready and willing to intensify the action with their unique ‘melodies.’ Here’s the list:
Sony has revealed the track list of SingStar Dance, their upcoming singing, dancing game that will see gamers grabbing a microphone or a PlayStation Move and getting their groove on.
The track list includes a number of modern tracks like Lady Gaga’s ‘Poker Face’ as well as classic tunes ranging from Ricky Martin to the Jackson 5.
SingStar Dance will be available for the PS3 in early November. Hit the jump for the full track list. You can also watch a trailer for the game and glance over a couple of screenshots after that if you like.
Activision has finally announced the list of songs to be included in October’s DJ Hero 2, and it is mighty.
With tracks from Lady Gaga, DeadMau5, Daft Punk and more, you can be sure developer Freestyle is sticking to its promise of delivering a DJ Hero game with more variety and focus on dance tracks… although the likes of Eminem, Rihanna and Kanye West are also represented to mix it up.
VP of music affairs at Activision, Tim Riley, said in a statement:
Activision has finally unveiled the full list of tracks you can expect to strum along to when Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock releases on September 28th in North America and September 24th in Europe and the UK.
If you want to find out about the host of singleplayer and competitive multiplayer features in Warriors of Rock, look no further than El33tonline’s impressions following our behind-closed-doors gamescom presentation of the title.
Head on down below to see the full tracklist for Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock:
Activision has revealed a further 22 tracks that will be available on-disc when Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock hits shelves for the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii this September.
In addition to the new tracks the publisher also announced that two tracks will be exclusively re-recorded specifically for the game: Alice Cooper’s ‘No More Mr. Nice Guy’ and The Runaways ‘Cherry Bomb.’
MTV Games and Harmonix have revealed a few more tracks that we can expect to see when Rock Band 3 and Dance Central launch later this year.
The Rock Band 3 setlist will include tracks from Marilyn Manson, Filter, Foreigner, Def Leppard, The B-52’s and Tears for Fears. Meanwhile Dance Central fans can look forward to heating up the dance floor with tunes from Snoop Dog, Salt-N-Pepa and Young MC.
Hit the jump to see the artist and track details below:
USA Today has the scoop on Harmonix and MTV Games’ Rock Band 3, bringing official confirmation that a keyboard will indeed join the drums, guitar and microphone as a new playable instrument, with the inclusion of a 25-key, fully functioning MIDI keyboard in the package.
Now that the cycle is complete, and the game has already been detailed and shown in a teaser trailer, it’s time for Activision to formally announce the existence of Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, the sixth iteration of the series, and if Activision is to believed, the best ever.
While we’ve heard that one before, with over 90 on-disc songs, a new set of gameplay challenges in Quickplay+, a completely redesigned “rock-inspired” guitar controller, and a story-driven Quest Mode, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, at the very least, may well be the most fully-featured Guitar Hero game ever to release.
Chief Operating Officer of Guitar Hero David Haddad enthused:
Last week Nintendo revealed that Jam with the Band would be hitting shelves across Europe for the DS and DSi on the 21st of May. Today the publisher confirmed a few more details about the new DS title, including a partial tracklist.
In addition to jamming to a collection of 50 popular songs that will come pre-installed with the game, Jam with the Band will enable players to program their own versions of famous songs and share them with other players, much like Rhythm Paradise and Wii Music.
Harmonix and MTV Games have revealed the full tracklist for Green Day: Rock Band. The game will include 47 tracks on-disc when it launches on the 8th of June for the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii.
The tracklist includes a collection of greatest hits and fan favourites, including songs from two of Green Day’s most popular albums, Dookie and American Idiot. Gamers will also be able to play the album 21st Century Breakdown in its entirety when paired with the six tracks from that album which are already available as DLC in the Rock Band Music Store. The tracklist will be fully exportable.
The full list of tracks to be available for Activision’s family/teen oriented music game, Band Hero, has been released, featuring 65 songs which comprise offerings from artists like Taylor Swift, Hilary Duff, KT Tunstall, Yellow Card and Spice Girls, with a track from Cheap Trick added in for fun.
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