This was the first singstar game that I bought, and was certainly not the last. General Information: This game is easy to use, and can be bought in packages with mics for about £35 or without them for about £15 depending on where you shop. It's a good idea to have a memory card as it takes time to input teamplayers names each time. Also, in order to have high score tables and such like it's a necessity. Game modes: The game opens on some presenters from Popworld. It's painfully forced and needs skipping each time you switch the PS2 on. But this is easy enough to do, so it's not a problem. Once on the main screen ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks ago I dug out my old PS2 after buying some cheap games at the car boot sale, Singstar Popworld being one of them and was so impressed I felt I had to share! The presenters of the T4 programme 'Popworld' do the introduction. not very well I might add! Fortunately this can all be skipped over which is great, I hate games where you need to sit through 5 minutes of dialogue before starting to play. The version of the popular Singstar series focuses on more 'poppy' songs rather than trying have something to suit all tastes, which is what earlier versions of the game tried to do. Songs include; Beyonce - Crazy in Love, Kylie Mingue - In Your ...  Read the complete review

Singstar PopWorld: A couple of Christmases ago I got a pink PS2 which came with a Singstar game, (Pop World), and the microphones. To be honest at the time I just wanted the pink PS2 and I didn't think I would play Singstar really but now I love playing Singstar and I have about five different ones. (Because this is the Singstar edition I got with the mics etc I will cover the mics and adapter in this review). Singstar is a game for the PS2, (they do some for the PS3 now as well). You need the microphones as well and the USB adapter so you can attach them to the PS2 via one of the USB ports on the front of the console. The aim of the ...  Read the complete review

After playing Singstar Rocks, my mum and sister had exhausted the songs to a ridiculous point as they had basically got full marks in all the songs that they were singing. This led to Singstar Popworld being introduced into the house, not being a particular fan of karaoke or pop, I wasn't that thrilled about the game, but it is a pretty decent game from a well known company. The game is rated at 3 plus, as all you do is sing into a microphone so there is literally no chance of violence happening and the only way it could be explicit is the songs included, but from the ones that I heard, there was no swearing and where it was in the song, it is bleeped out ...  Read the complete review

In the early versions of the Singstar games there was a slight problem in the range of tracks offered as they tried to please as wide of an audience as possible and hence the range of songs meant that there were always a few that you did not like or were damn near impossible to sing such was the high pitch required. Recent versions of the game have tended to focus on one particular genre and this means that those who enjoy the games can pick the version that most closely matches their personal musical tastes. Popworld lands in the former bracket rather than the latter, it has a wide range of songs from a quite diverse listing some of whom I did not recognise from the ...  Read the complete review