Ultimately, DJ Hero 2 is a solid and polished sequel, and hopefully an omen of even greater turntable-based games to come. The soundtrack is worth buying on its own, but the game surrounding it has all the right stuff to generate the same addictive social experience that recent rhythm games have become known for. Though there are still some small hurdles to accessibility, that shouldn't deter anyone interested in rhythm games or hip-hop and electronic music from giving this very solid game a spin.
The games of the last generation were amazing and the COGconnected team decided to get together to countdown their favorites. Here we go with number 8...
"Top 10 Last Generation games ?" How about games from 1988 -2002 Waaaaaaay better than Crapfest out now.
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Well, that would be a different article then wouldn't it? Just because there's a focus on last gen doesn't mean we've forgotten about games older than that it's just not what this series of articles is about.
While FreestyleGames is working on the new Guitar Hero, it isn't the music series we need. Instead, Tony Nguyen at G4@Syfygames believes that it should've been DJ Hero that rose from the grave.
Unseen64 has delved into DJ Hero: After Party, a game intended to be released on Wii, Xbox 360 and PS3 before it was cancelled by Activision.
