What's Up With the DJ Hero Video Game Series?

The latest spin-off of the popular video game Guitar Hero is DJ Hero. Instead of being part of the band, this game allows you to test your ability to be a DJ. It can become the soul of the party, how to play the most unique combination of 90 songs designed to please people of all generations, and you will be able to run the bridge while playing your favorite songs. Although it has a format that is similar to Guitar Hero, this game will be published in late October, the rave scene underground to where you can reign as king or queen of the percussion and rhythm. It's a new game created by award winning premise. No matter if you grew up listening to Marvin Gaye "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", "Disco Inferno", or enjoy the latest versions, there are songs that you include in the series of DJ Hero video game. After all, designers are interested in attracting a mix of generations of players, so he tried to refer to everyone at any age. For those who are disappointed by the lack of features of Guitar Hero Hip Hop, find that they listed their favorite genres. The game was developed to be played both right and left hand players, so that everyone feels comfortable playing. Players travel along a paved road with notes very similar to Guitar Hero. Instead of a guitar, however, players can use the buttons and a turntable to create the desired effects. The area is actually very similar to the Whammy bar, allowing players to take a personal tour of pre-mixed songs. Other features include a rewind button that you can use to rewind songs order to get more points and a button of euphoria that is used to double the score. Renegade DJ Hero edition was approved by Eminem and Jay-Z, and includes 2 CDs with unreleased tracks. People are doing a lot of speculation about how good this series of video games will be. There will be more than a clone of Guitar Hero, or shooting format proved a completely different way? Inline comments ranging from "It's going to rule ', for' going to suck." Apparently, we'll all know soon.